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05. Labeling

​​Cost-effective interventions to reduce obesity in the UK

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05. Labeling
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Aggregate basket calorie labeling: retailers
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Aggregate meal calorie labeling: restaurants
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Aggregate meal calorie labeling: workplace
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Calorie/nutrition “engaging” labeling on package: regulated
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Calorie/nutrition “engaging” labeling on package: self-regulated
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Calorie/nutrition “plain” labeling on package: regulated
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Calorie/nutrition “plain” labeling on package: self-regulated
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Nutrition “engaging” labeling: workplace
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Nutrition “plain” labeling: workplace
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Nutrition labeling in restaurants: regulated
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Nutrition labeling in restaurants: self-regulated
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Portion-size “engaging” labeling on package: regulated
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Portion-size “engaging” labeling on package: self-regulated
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Types of labeling intervention
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09. Portion control
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12. Reformulation
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04. High-calorie food and drink availability
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17. Weight-management programs
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07. Parental education
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13. School curriculum
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03. Healthy meals
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15. Surgery
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10. Price promotions
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08. Pharmaceuticals
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06. Media restrictions
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14. Subsidies, taxes, and prices
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18. Workplace wellness
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01. Active transport
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11. Public-health campaigns
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02. Health-care payors
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16. Urban environment
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