Behaviour change for better health: nutrition, hygiene and sustainability

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As the global population grows there is a clear challenge to address the needs of consumers, without depleting natural resources and whilst helping to improve nutrition and hygiene to reduce the growth of noncommunicable diseases. For fast-moving consumer goods companies, like Unilever, this challen …
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Authors Newson RS;Lion R;Crawford RJ;Curtis V;Elmadfa I;Feunekes GI;Hicks C;van Liere M;Lowe CF;Meijer GW;Pradeep BV;Reddy KS;Sidibe M;Uauy R;;
Journal BMC public health
Year 2013
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