IDDBA 2014: Kids’ favorites are all grown up on the show floor
One item that really caught my eye in the Show & Sell Center looked like a grown-up version of a Pizza Lunchables. Total Access read more Supermarket News
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Families with kids continue to cut down on restaurant visits
Restaurant visits by families with kids (those including children under age 13) have been declining since 2008, reports The NPD Group, a global information company. IFT Daily News
The Lempert Report: Genetics vs. environment in kids’ tastes (video)
According to a recent report from University College London, while genetic and environmental effects are both significant in predicting food preferences in children, the environment has a larger influence on … Continue Reading →
The Lempert Report: Teach kids nutrition through shopping (video)
Retailers can learn from a subscription service for home-delivered cooking kits that provide hands-on food adventures for children. read more Supermarket News
Food News Today: Debit cards for kids (video)
In Food News Today: Are debit cards bad for kids’ health? Also, Phil’s favorite Valentine’s gift idea: Mantry! And 5 tips for Valentine’s Day. read more Supermarket News
H-E-B encourages kids to get fit
While an increasing number of retailers are running fitness competitions for adults, H-E-B has kicked off a kids’ wellness challenge featuring former professional basketball player Bruce Bowen. read more Supermarket … Continue Reading →
Healthier kid’s meal choices may impact calorie intake
A study published in the Obesity Journal shows that children can eat a favorite fast-food meal and still cut calories. IFT Daily News
PFK, Acme Collaborate on Kids’ Produce Area
ORLANDO, Fla. — Produce for Kids is partnering with Acme Markets on a children’s produce section. read more Supermarket News
Healthier school snacks may help kids make healthier choices
A study published in Childhood Obesity shows that schools who offer healthier snacks in vending machines and a la carte lines may improve students’ diets. IFT Daily News
Intervention programs may increase kids’ fruit, veggie intake
U.S. children don’t eat enough fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. A study published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics shows that intervention programs may be able … Continue Reading →