The Snapshot Series: Retail Initiatives from around the World
There are four primary methods through which retail environments influence diet and in turn can be altered to improve the healthiness of their environments:
As part of our aim to inspire and propose solutions for improving the healthiness of the retail food environments, we have collated examples of initiatives, that have been implemented around the world, using these four methods or combinations of these methods. We hope that by providing a central hub for work (largely voluntary) within this area, retailers, researchers and policy makers within the EAP region will be inspired to take action to improve their own food environments. Additionally, it should be noted that unless stated explicitly initiatives have not been independently evaluated and consequently results cannot be verified.
We encourage you to explore the interactive map below, and click through to various highlighted initiatives to see a snapshot summary of work that has been done in this area.
DISCLAIMER: Reference to specific companies and their food retail initiatives on this website does not in any way imply an endorsement by UNICEF or Deakin. Examples are provided for educational purposes only and UNICEF and Deakin cannot confirm the accuracy of information provided by third parties.
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