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article uses population health perspective examine complex set interactions among determinants healthy eating overview current knowledge determinants healthy eating organized follows 1 individual determinants personal food choices 2 collective determinants including environmental determinants context eating behaviours b public policies creating supportive environments healthy eating conceptual synthesis literature revealed individual determinants personal food choice physiological state food preferences nutritional knowledge perceptions healthy eating psychological factors necessary sufficient explain eating behaviour highly contextual collective determinants eating behaviour include wide range contextual factors interpersonal environment created family peers physical environment determines food availability accessibility economic environment food commodity marketed profit social environment social status income education gender cultural milieu determinants healthy eating may working invisibly structure food choice policy powerful means mediating multiple environments gaps understanding process intervening macrolevel environments impact interventions promotion healthy eating collective determinants food choice policy contexts promoting healthy eating therefore require investment research applying population health promotion lens understanding multiple contexts influencing healthy eating provides insight prioritizing research action strategies promotion healthy eating