Study eligibility
| Domain | Inclusion | Exclusion |
| Publication | Published in peer-reviewed journals, refer to humans | Abstract only, non-peer-reviewed |
| Language | English language | Non-English language |
| Field | All ‘harmful commodity industries’ (HCIs), including, but not limited to food, beverage, alcohol, tobacco and gambling, alone or in combination (or grouped as HCIs) | Does not include an HCI |
| Focus | Describing a mechanism or practice through which HCIs interact and engage with public health | Not describing ways in which HCIs and public health engage |
| Design | Frameworks, typologies, classifications, conceptualisations (including, eg, reviews, case studies, qualitative analyses, mapping) | Opinion pieces and broad discussions surrounding the topic (without an attempt to frame/collate/classify) |