ABSTRACT Objectives Marginalised and non‐white voices are under‐represented in food and nutrition policy in Australia. To achieve equitable food systems that support healthy diets for all, the voices and lived experiences of people from diverse cultural backgrounds must be meaningfully included in decision‐making.
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