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‘McDonalds and KFC, it's never going to happen’: the challenges of working with food outlets to tackle the obesogenic environment
Journal of Public Health, 05/31/2012

Hanratty B et al. – Encouraging food outlets to contribute to tackling the obesogenic environment is a major challenge for local public health teams that requires supportive national policies. Commitment to engage with the local public health service should be part of any national voluntary agreements with industry.

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‘McDonalds and KFC, it's never going to happen’: the challenges of working with food outlets to tackle the obesogenic environment Journal of Public Health, 05/31/2012

‘McDonalds and KFC, it's never going to happen’: the challenges of working with food outlets to tackle the obesogenic environment
Journal of Public Health, 05/31/2012