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Yepes, M. (2015)The Routledge Handbook of Sustainable Food and Gastronomy (Chapter 11) Vegetarianism for public health and the environment: major F&B implication. Routledge, June 2015
Yepes, M.F. (2014) Mobile Tablet Menus: Attractiveness and Impact of Nutrition Labeling Formats on Millennials’ Food Choices. Cornell Hospitality Quarterly.
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