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Australian 5 A Day logoAustralia's Go for 2 & 5 Campaign
Australian Government.
Promotes good nutrition and health through the incorporation of fruits and vegetables.
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Canada's 5 to 10 a Day for Better Health Program
Canadian Produce Marketing Association.
Promotes the consumption of fruits and vegetables for overall health and disease prevention.
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Denmark 6 a Day logo Denmark's 6 a Day Program
Danish Cancer Society.
Promotes the consumption of fruits and vegetables.
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New Zealand 5+ A Day Programme
United Fresh.
Encourages the consumption of fruits and vegetables.
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United Kingdom 5 A Day logoUnited Kingdom 5 a Day
National Health Service.
Provides information on eating more fruits and vegetables.
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