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Estimated daily intake of stevia rebaudiana (bertoni) extract by the Canadian Population from table-top sweeteners

Authors: L. McGirr

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Type	Report to policy group
Author	L. McGirr
Publication Year	2009
Title	Estimated daily intake of stevia rebaudiana (bertoni) extract by the Canadian Population from table-top sweeteners
Institution	Health Products and Food Branch of Health Canada
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

Research Data Centre(s)

Toronto RDC