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Effects of in-store marketing on food and beverage purchases: A longitudinal study of households with children.

Anna H GrummonJoshua PetimarAlyssa J MoranEmma AndersonPeter LurieSara JohnEric B RimmAnne N Thorndike
Published in: Public health nutrition (2023)
In-store placement promotions for food groups were generally not associated with purchases of promoted food groups, perhaps because exposure to unhealthy food marketing was consistently high. Substantial changes to in-store food marketing may be needed to promote healthier purchases.
Keyphrases
  • young adults
  • climate change