Nutritional portrait of processed foods purchased in Québec (Canada), 2016–2022

This study presents a portrait of processed foods purchased in Québec (Canada) and the distribution of the FOP ‘high in’ symbol. Such a portrait generates important data to monitor the food supply’s nutritional quality, which can ultimately contribute to improving the nutritional quality of processed foods.

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Public Health Nutrition
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1368980025000588
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Consumer Attitudes and Food Labeling
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Abstract

This study presents a portrait of processed foods purchased in Québec (Canada) and the distribution of the FOP ‘high in’ symbol. Such a portrait generates important data to monitor the food supply’s nutritional quality, which can ultimately contribute to improving the nutritional quality of processed foods.

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