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Translating food safety and nutrition policy into school-based practice: Evidence from Indonesian primary schools
Objectives Foodborne diseases and poor nutrition remain major public health challenges, particularly among school-aged children. Although schools are recognised as key settings for promoting healthy eating and food safety behaviours, evidence to guide integrated school-based programmes in In
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