Healthier Convenience Stores

The project proposes to test the feasibility of introducing interventions into convenience stores in Scotland aimed at increasing the purchase of healthier food, as well as collecting data on the effectiveness of these interventions

Public acceptability of healthy eating interventions in Wales - A randomised controlled trial

In this study, we are testing how communicating different benefits of five healthy eating policies might increase the public support towards their implementation in Wales. Our research question is: Compared to a control, which policy description(s) lead to higher support for each healthy eating policy? For each policy, we are testing three alternative descriptions that we believe may be effective at increasing the public support for the policy implementation based on evidence from previous research. We are using a Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) to compare participants’ support for each of the 5 policies based on the description that they view

The effect of removing temporary price promotions or communication of temporary price promotions on unhealthy foods in a simulated online supermarket: A randomised controlled trial

This is a randomised controlled trial to explore how the removing discounts or removing communications of discounts on discretionary items that are high in fat, sugar, or salt (HFSS) affects the amount of calories purchased in a simulated online supermarket platfor