论文信息 - The frequency and magnitude of price‐promoted beverages available for sale in Australian supermarkets

The frequency and magnitude of price‐promoted beverages available for sale in Australian supermarkets

Objective: Price promotions are used to influence purchases and represent an important target for obesity prevention policy. However, no long‐term contemporary data on the extent and frequency of supermarket price promotions exists. We aimed to evaluate the frequency, magnitude and weekly variation of beverage price promotions available online at two major Australian supermarket chains over 50 weeks.

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