Healthy families: the present and future role of the supermarket

Kristy Howells; Lauri Porter; All Party Parliamentary Group on a Fit and Healthy Childhood; H. Clark; P. Royal; H. West; S. Clothier; S. Smith; B. Chui; C. Hodgson; D. Albon; P. Bagnall; E. Mackay; P. Aagaard; A. Nguyen; B. Bradshaw; A. Holt

Healthy families: the present and future role of the supermarket

Kristy Howells
, Lauri Porter
, All Party Parliamentary Group on a Fit and Healthy Childhood
, H. Clark
, P. Royal
, H. West
, S. Clothier
, S. Smith
, B. Chui
, C. Hodgson
, D. Albon
, P. Bagnall
, E. Mackay
, P. Aagaard
, A. Nguyen
, B. Bradshaw
, A. Holt

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Abstract

In this report, we contend that the grocery industry must be accountable for their role in an obesogenic environment. The social context most likely to support making healthy behaviour changes is the family. For families, supermarkets
represent more than merely places in which to spend their money. They establish the values that underpin the ways in which people conduct their lives.

Original language	English
Publisher	Royal Public Affairs
Publication status	Published - 24 Feb 2020

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 3 Good Health and Well-being

Keywords

Families
Food
Healthy eating
Nutrition
Obesity
Shopping
Supermarkets

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Healthy families: the present and future role of the supermarket

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