This commentary analyzes the effects of trade and investment agreements on food environments in Canada, suggesting implications for governance.
This commentary responds to the study by Kelly Garton et al., “Monitoring the impacts of international trade and investment agreements on food environments: a Canadian case study,” published in Public Health Nutrition, which applies the INFORMAS trade and investment monitoring framework to the Canadian food system.
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