Retailers are under constant pressure to diversify and emphasise their product offering through a health lens. However, differentiating “healthier” products is highly complex, requiring data-led nutrition and demanding attention from regulatory framework, nutritional guidelines, and product label knowledge.
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One of the most important aspects of a food retailer’s site is its search functionality. Without a robust system in place, you inhibit your customers’ ability to shop for the products they need. With the correct indexing customers can find what they’re looking for with ease.
This year’s Healthy Eating Week campaign has just recently wrapped up. Here’s why & how retailers can help shoppers make healthier choices.
Announcing the launch of Spoon Guru’s innovative Nutrition Intelligence app for grocery retailers on Google Cloud Marketplace. This will enable us to better deliver unique solutions, at scale, to more retail clients.
Announcing the launch of Spoon Guru’s innovative Nutrition Intelligence app for grocery retailers on Google Cloud Marketplace. This will enable us to better deliver unique solutions, at scale, to more retail clients.
Is it possible to make healthier foods, like vegetables, more appealing by applying visual characteristics associated with fattier foods?
Like many adults, kids are snacking more and moving less. The problem is of epidemic proportions and my concern is that with this behavior, their immunity will become even weaker and whether its during the next flu season, or worse – another pandemic, even more lives will be at risk.
This week The Financial Times reported on leaked internal documents from Nestle stating that 60% of their food portfolio would be classified as ‘unhealthy’. In light of this, Sky’s Emma Crosby spoke to the chairman of Spoon Guru, Andy Clarke, about whether or not big retailers are doing enough to make our food healthier.
While the new UK’s HFSS legislation may be new, the call to help improve people’s health and quality of life by reducing instances of obesity is not.