Kroger promoting healthy, affordable eating
To help shoppers manage their new eating routines during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Kroger is offering a free telenutrition service.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Kroger has developed a customer trends report based on data from its 84.51° analytics business. The report found that 51% of shoppers are cooking and baking more than they were pre-crisis, with 45% cooking the same amount. Only 4% have decreased the amount of cooking they are doing. The complimentary service also offers help managing food-related health concerns, including gastrointestinal conditions and weight loss or maintenance. This builds on the services already offered by Kroger Health, which is one of America’s leading retail healthcare organisations.
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