Pages 1-2 of 32-page first issue of Food for Life Report
Food for Life Report (cover of first issue)
Health Canada’s Unambitious First Step to Update Food Labels Systematically Understates Levels of Salt, Sugar
posted in: Menu and Food Package Labelling, News, Policy, Uncategorized
Health Canada’s Unambitious First Step to Update Food Labels Systematically Understates Levels of Salt, Sugar
Coke Olympics, Pepsi Queen’s Park? Ontario hired candy publicists to spin consultation on food advertising & labelling
CHSL-Comment.Coke-Olympics.Pepsi-QueensPark
Championing Public Health Nutrition conference program, speaker bios, and presentations
Championing Public Health Nutrition conference program, speaker bios and links to presentations
Akshaya Patra School Food in India
akshaya-patra-india-school-food
Deputation to the Toronto Board of Health re marketing to children
FINA.CHSL-Toronto-Board-HeALTH.Ads-to-kids.April 2016
Save the World Health Organization from the undue influence of corporations and corporate-linked entities
Civil Society FENSA Statement April 2016-1
Statement of the Conflict of Interest Coalition at the United Nations High Level Meeting on the Prevention and Control of Non-Communicable Diseases in New York City
Conflict-of-interest-safeguards+Health-trump-trade.July2014
Joint-Statement of Health Groups and Experts on Restaurant Menu Labelling
menu-expert_ngo-joint-statement
Salty to a Fault: A four-year follow-up report
posted in: Events, News, Policy, Sodium in the Food Supply
salty-to-a-fault.2013-Update