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Healthy Dine Nation Act “Junk Food Tax” Implementation Study, 2016-2018

  

HDNA Fact Sheet

  

HDNA Taxed Foods

  

HDNA Non-Taxed Foods

  

Healthy Dine Nation Act "Junk Food Tax" Implementation Study, 2016-2018

The Navajo Nation Healthy Diné Nation Act: A Two Percent Tax on Foods of Minimal-to-No Nutritious Value, 2015–2019

Summary Slides – 2020 Navajo Nation HDNA

              

Health Dine Nation Act

 

Healthy Dine Nation Act "Junk Food Tax" Implementation Study, 2016-2018

Our Voice: Implementation Results of Healthy Dine Nation Act 2016-2018   Read more →

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