George M. Zinkhan, Cara Peters, Candice Hollenbeck
Academic research presents an important information source that consumers, firms, and publie policy makers use for decision making. This paper reviews and synthesizes the literature in marketing journals to examine whether empirical studies thoroughly addresses the Nutrition Labeling and Education Act (NLEA) objectives. Findings indicate that a large number of published studies fail to directly address the NLEA objectives. The remaining studies are discussed and organized in juxtaposition with the three objectives framing the legislation. Finally, the paper pinpoints the paucity of generalizable research with regard to the objectives of the NLEA whilc identifying fertile directions for future research.
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