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Healthy checkout ordinance linked to lower soda and candy sales
HealthImplementation of healthy checkout ordinance
A healthy checkout ordinance has been linked to lower sales of soda and candy.
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Key Takeaways
- Healthy checkout ordinance affects sales of unhealthy items
- Soda and candy sales are lower due to the ordinance
- No detailed data is provided on the extent of the sales decrease
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Expected Outcomes
- Potential decrease in consumption of unhealthy snacks
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Impact on public health
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- Sep 11News-Medical: Healthy checkout ordinance linked to lower soda and candy sales
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