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Mean salt content per 100 grams and per serving for fast foods by product type. Lines extending from the mean (boxes) indicate the range of values for the category. Breakfast = savoury breakfast items, chicken = all chicken products.
Tables
- Table 1:
Salt content of fast foods by product type, overall and by country
- Table 2:
Salt content of the same fast food products sold in different countries
- Table 3:
Salt content, overall and by company, of fast foods by product type
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