Before entering the Virtual Supermarket, participants were asked some background variables including: sex; age; ethnicity; household composition; degree of being responsible for the groceries; weekly food budget; education level; employment status; and household income. Due to technical issues, age and income data were only available for about half of the sample.

The program did collect complete income data when devising participants with their shopping budget, but did not store all these data adequately for further analysis.

Finally, participants were asked to complete three questionnaires after shopping. The first questionnaire included a selection of questions from the seven "price perception construct scale items" by Lichtenstein et al. This questionnaire was included because consumers have very heterogeneous attention and reaction to prices [ 27 ].

The price perception scale items were specifically developed to capture such differences. For every construct at least two questions were included.

The second questionnaire included the twelve item self-report index of habit strength [ 28 ]. Habit and impulsivity have been found to play a significant role in food choices, which could therefore moderate the effects of pricing strategies [ 29 ]. This questionnaire is validated to distinguish consumers with low or strong habits when grocery shopping.

The final questionnaire included eight questions adding up to an appreciation score on the use of the Virtual Supermarket software. Questions included, for example, 'I could understand the program very well', and 'the products I purchased in the Virtual Supermarket are a fair representation of what I regularly buy in a supermarket'.

This questionnaire was included to measure how well participants were able to use the web-based supermarket and to enable discrimination between participants with a high or a low level of understanding.

Answers were measured on a 5-point Likert Scale. A final important measure was the assigned purchasing budget in the Virtual Supermarket which was calculated based on household size and standardized income.

First, all outcome measures were tested for an adequately normal distribution. Second, differences between the control and experimental group in fruit and vegetable purchases, purchased calories kcal and expenditures in the unhealthier food categories were tested using independent t-tests.

Consequently, it was examined whether sex, assigned purchasing budget in the Virtual Supermarket, score on price perception, index of habit strength, or appreciation of the Virtual Supermarket modified the effect of the intervention on fruit and vegetable purchases.

We focused on these variables because it can be expected that men and women or participants with a high versus low budget, high versus low score on habit, price perception or appreciation of the software react differently upon the price changes.

For example, people who normally pay strong attention to food prices could be more susceptible to the price intervention. This analysis was done by using a multiple linear regression model with fruit and vegetable purchases as dependent variable, and research condition, the listed variables dichotomized and an interaction term as independent variables.

Non-significant interaction terms were then removed from the model. For significant interaction terms it was planned to present the results separately for each group.

Third, analyses were conducted adjusting for potential confounders, including standard confounders e. These confounders were included to adjust for differences in these variables between the control and experimental group. While no statistically significant differences were observed Table 2 this adjustment was considered relevant due to our relatively small sample size.

Household size was included as potential confounder because it can be expected that people with a larger household have other food purchases than people with a smaller household. Purchasing budget was included as an indicator for income e. The fully adjusted models were conducted separately for the different outcome measures.

All analyses were conducted using SPSS statistical software version Finally, sensitivity analyses were performed to see whether adjustment for age and income, after imputation of missing values for these variables, would alter the associations under study.

Using the multiple imputation procedure in STATA The final regression coefficients and corrected standard errors of interest were estimated based on these 50 imputed databases. Because not all participants filled in their personal characteristics before randomization, it was impossible to compare the non responders with the final study sample.

However, the final sample was of good quality and included participants within different socio economic positions Table 2. From this sample, participants who stated being barely responsible for grocery shopping in real life and participants with a low appreciation score of the web-based supermarket were excluded from further analyses.

Later, these participants were included in a sensitivity analysis. First, was looked at the understanding and appreciation of the Virtual Supermarket. Results showed that the experimental group purchased around Second, we studied whether some relevant variables modified the price intervention effects.

None of the interaction terms was statistically significant. This indicates that the price discounts did not have a differential effect among men and women, on participants with a low versus high assigned budget or on participants with high versus low scores on price perception, habit, or appreciation of the web-based supermarket.

The interaction terms were therefore removed from the model. Finally, analyses were conducted adjusting for standard and theoretically expected confounders. Similar to the crude analyses, it was found that both groups had similar expenditures in unhealthier food categories and purchased similar total calories kcal Table 4.

The most important confounder in the model was the available shopping budget in the web-based supermarket. This variable was based on household composition and income, and revealed a strong positive association with the outcome measures.

Sensitivity analyses on the whole study sample including participants with low scores on the Virtual Supermarket software and participants that were not responsible for groceries in real life revealed similar results as the analyses on the sample excluding these participants.

Furthermore, sensitivity analyses additionally adjusting for age and income after imputation of missing values for these variables revealed comparable results as the principal corrected analyses.

This difference points to a price elasticity PED of 1. Also it was revealed that the discount on fruits and vegetables neither lead to higher expenditures in other unhealthier food categories nor to a higher total amount of calories purchased.

These findings could have important implications for public health. One rationale for introducing food pricing strategies is that monetary costs of a healthy diet may form an important barrier for low-income consumers in adopting such a diet [ 31 ].

Numerous studies have shown that nutrient-rich, low-energy-dense foods e. In addition, it is suggested that in the current market, fruit and vegetables are promoted less than more profitable, highly processed foods containing more fats and sugars [ 35 , 36 ].

Since different studies have shown that, especially for low-income consumers, price is a major factor in food choice [ 37 — 39 ], pricing strategies are promising in stimulating healthier food alternatives.

Already, marketing research has indicated price as a key tool in directing consumer behavior [ 40 ]. So far, the evidence on the effects of food pricing interventions was mostly restricted to interventions in smaller environments such as vending machines or work-site cafeterias.

To our knowledge, our study is one of the first experimental studies on the effects of discounting fruits and vegetables in a virtual supermarket environment. When our results are judged against comparable studies, our findings are similar.

First, The New Zealand SHOP study found that a Finally, French et al. All together, there is increasing evidence that lowering the prices of fruits and vegetables is effective in stimulating the purchase of these foods.

Recently, Andreyeva and colleagues published a review on the PED of food. Based on a selection of studies, they concluded that food is elastic and that the highest PED was found for food away from home restaurant meals and fast food , soft drinks, juice, meats, and fruit [ 19 ].

Nevertheless, there are also studies reporting possible negative side effects of subsiding healthier foods. For example, a study by Epstein and colleagues on a purchasing task in a laboratory setting found that discounting healthy foods with A following relevant consideration regarding the effects of lowering fruit and vegetable prices is that people may purchase more of those products additional to their regular purchases instead of replacing other products by fruits and vegetables.

In our study, we did not find that people spent the money they saved from the discounts in other unhealthier food categories.

Also we found that both groups purchased similar amounts of calories and a similar number of products. An explanation for this difference in findings may be the studied product assortment. In Epsteins' study, people were able to choose between 30 healthier and 30 unhealthier products, whereas our web-based supermarket had a variety of products.

In addition, we only discounted fruits and vegetables whereas Epsteins' study discounted a wider range of healthier products [ 24 ].

This means that a fruit and vegetable subsidy may have better overall effects on food purchases than a discount on all healthier foods. Nevertheless, it is important to study this compensation effect carefully in experiments in real supermarkets, under different circumstances and by incorporating overall household expenditures also outside the supermarket.

Another important aspect is that our results may be an underestimation because the discounts in the web-based supermarket were silent. Normally, when products are discounted, effort is made to draw people's attention by using signs or advertisements.

Previous authors have suggested that people have a poor reflection of prices [ 42 ] and by using additional strategies; people become more aware of the discounts. Also, people have the tendency to buy a product simply because it is on sale [ 43 , 44 ].

The results of our study indicate that a discount on fruit and vegetables is effective in stimulating purchases of those products. Still, our study found only significant effects on fruit and vegetables combined and not for fruit or vegetable purchases separately.

These numbers point to a difference of 29 g and 28 g per person per day respectively. The latest Dutch Food Consumption Survey showed that adults in the age 30 - 51 consumed a daily average of g of vegetables and 77 g of fruit [ 45 ]. Increasing these numbers up to recommended levels of g of fruit and vegetables per day could have large implications for public health [ 46 ].

An explanation for the non significant results, however, can be found in a lack of power. The used standard deviations in the power calculation were much smaller than the standard deviations found in our study. Therefore, a larger sample than expected was required to find significant results.

It is therefore important to study the effects of fruit and vegetable price discounts in a larger sample. Such a study is also vital to gain more insight into the effects for specific groups, such as people with a low income or for ethnic minorities.

Financial barriers against buying sufficient fruits and vegetables principally apply to low-income groups [ 10 , 11 ].

In our study, a majority of study participants had a standard income or above, making that their income was relatively high. Nevertheless, our results indicate that discounting fruits and vegetables was effective in this relatively high income sample as well, meaning that it can be expected that this strategy is equally or even more effective among people having limited financial recourses.

Finally, results can not be directly generalised to populations with different eating habits and a different culture as opposed to the Netherlands such as other EU countries or the US.

Nevertheless, seen the generally low fruit and vegetable consumption in the entire EU [ 47 ] and also in the US [ 48 ] it can be expected that lower fruit and vegetable prices can have similar or even greater effects there as well.

A strong merit of our study is the use of the three-dimensional web-based supermarket which closely images a real shopping experience.

Nevertheless, the assortment of the web-based supermarket is not as extensive as a real supermarket. Also, the Virtual Supermarket does not give insight into how people may shift to non-food items as a consequence of the price changes.

Besides, the results are limited to a supermarket environment and do not give insight into effects at other point of purchase settings. Another limitation is that people may react differently in a real shopping situation with real products and real money compared to our web-based situation.

Still, a large majority of the participants stated that their purchases in the web-based supermarket resembled their regular food purchases. Also, participants who had trouble in understanding the application were excluded from analysis. Furthermore, there is evidence that peoples' virtual behavior largely corresponds with their actual behavior.

Sharpe et al. The authors found that peoples' simulated purchase behavior is highly predictive of their actual behavior [ 50 ].

Moreover, compared to previous studies where a supermarket environment was modeled using only 60 products [ 24 ] or using online drop-down lists [ 25 ], our three-dimensional, products containing application seems a good quality research instrument. Unlike this, it is important to validate our results in a real shopping environment.

A final limitation of our study is that some selection bias may have occurred because participants were self-selected. Still, participants were not aware of the research aims and were blinded with regard to assignment of the research conditions, which is considered a merit of our study.

This study brings important new evidence into the effectiveness of reducing fruit and vegetable prices by a randomized controlled trial in a unique three-dimensional web-based supermarket. Also, the study revealed that the discounts neither lead to higher expenditures in other food categories nor to higher calorie purchases.

Future studies should expand these findings to a real supermarket setting. It is important that such studies focus on the effects on overall consumption along with the specific effects of pricing strategies among low-income consumers.

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N Engl J Med. Kuchler F, Tegene A, Harris M: Taxing snack foods: what to expect for diet and tax revenues. Agri Inf Bull. Toss sliced apples and pears with kale for a seasonal salad with an extra crunch, a bit of sweetness and a dose of immune-boosting vitamin C; cream a banana into a cup of plain non-fat Greek yogurt for a guilt-free banana pudding.

The spring soil is ideal for growing stir-fry veggies like broccoli and carrots, so pick up a serving of lean protein, like shrimp, chicken or tofu, seasonal veggies and make good use of your saute pan.

Or give this zesty asparagus recipe a try. Looking for a sweet treat without the guilt? Dip spring-ripened fruit slices into non-fat plain Greek yogurt or low-fat pudding. Adding spring fruits to your diet is easy—try tossing some fresh berries into a spinach salad or slicing an apricot into a bowl of steel cut oats.

Hello, grilling season! Grab your skewers and head to the backyard for a delicious and nutritious summer meal. Grilling is a great way to cook without adding extra fat and calories. Thread cubes of summer veggies onto metal or wooden skewers, season with fresh or dried herbs and grill until tender.

These kabobs pair especially well with ginger shrimp. Enjoy on the side, or on the same tasty skewer. The summer sun can be draining. Summer produce adds a punch of color, a boost of nutrients and makes for a sweet snack. A festive fruit salad is a staple at any summer outing, but choosing the fruits in season can make all the difference—and save you some cash.

For the freshest mix, combine summer fruits like raspberries, strawberries and mango. Here are a few meal ideas that focus on the veggies listed above: Veggie-packed taco night! Meanwhile, saute some veggies from our list, such as sliced green peppers, onions, and carrots.

Load your taco shells with the beans and veggies, along with your other favorite taco ingredients, such as shredded cheese, salsa, and chopped lettuce for a healthy taco dinner.

Homemade chips—Got a hankering for something salty? Peel and thinly slice a few potatoes, toss them with a bit of olive or vegetable oil along with some spices such as paprika and sea salt, and place them in a single layer on a baking sheet. Bake at degrees until your homemade chips are crispy on both sides.

Try your own take on minestrone by browning some diced onion, pouring in some broth, and then adding in green beans, celery, and carrots, along with your choice of grain, such as farro or rotini pasta.

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