Authors
Amanda Bunten, Becky Shute, Sarah E Golding, Caroline Charlton, Lucy Porter, Zachary Willis, Natalie Gold, Ayoub Saei, Bethan Tempest, Nilani Sritharan, Rohan Arambepola, Amy Yau, Tim Chadborn
Publication date
2022/6
Journal
Nutrition bulletin
Volume
47
Issue
2
Pages
217-229
Description
Online supermarket platforms present an opportunity for encouraging healthier consumer purchases. A parallel, double‐blind randomised controlled trial tested whether promoting healthier products (e.g. lower fat and lower calorie) on the Sainsbury's online supermarket platform would increase purchases of those products. Participants were Nectar loyalty membership scheme cardholders who shopped online with Sainsbury's between 20th September and 10th October 2017. Intervention arm customers saw advertisement banners and recipe ingredient lists containing healthier versions of the products presented in control arm banners and ingredient lists. The primary outcome measure was purchases of healthier products. Additional outcome measures were banner clicks, purchases of standard products, overall purchases and energy (kcal) purchased. Sample sizes were small due to customers navigating the …
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