79% of young Cordobans between the ages of 13 and 18 correctly interpret warning octagons. A greater knowledge of the law is associated with less consumption of ultraprocesses and better eating habits. Specialists warn that abrogating the norm, as the national government proposes, would leave the children most exposed to the marketing of junk food.
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79% of young Cordobans between the ages of 13 and 18 correctly interpret warning octagons. A greater knowledge of the law is associated with less consumption of ultraprocesses and better eating habits. Specialists warn that abrogating the norm, as the national government proposes, would leave the children most exposed to the marketing of junk food.