Thinking Outside the Big Box: Strategies for Healthy Food Retail

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This document discusses different policies that governments can implement to encourage grocery stores to provide healthier food options. It outlines three key ways that policies work: by requiring certain standards, incentivizing desired behaviors, and restricting unwanted behaviors. Specific examples are given of policies that require convenience stores to sell fresh produce, incentivize grocery stores by allowing additional floor space or parking exemptions for including fresh food markets, and restrict development that would negatively impact public parks or schools. The document also discusses using public resources and community benefits to further policy goals.

Technologie Business

Thinking

Outside Policies
the Big Box for
Grocery
Heather Wooten, MCP
This material cannot be copied or reproduced without permission. ©2011

market forces + public policy =
“food landscape”

3 key ways policies work:
 Require
 Incentivize
 Restrict

REQUIRE
Condition neighborhood markets
(convenience stores) at the time
of development review to
incorporate the sale of fresh
fruits and vegetables.
Watsonville, CA

INCENTIVIZE
Buildings containing fresh
food markets are allowed
one additional square foot
of floor area for each
square foot of fresh food
market floor area included
within the building
PHILADELPHIA, PA (DRAFT)

INCENTIVIZE
The first 10,000 sq. ft. of
floor area in a fresh food
market is exempt from
minimum off-street
parking requirements.
PHILADELPHIA, PA (DRAFT)

RESTRICT
…proposal will
not adversely
affect adjacent
or nearby public
parks or schools
OAKLAND, CA

Public resources:
Financing
Tax incentives
Planning & zoning
Site/location assistance

Community benefit:
Local hire
Living wage
Labor laws
Stocking/sourcing
EBT/WIC

Disclaimer
The information provided in this seminar is for
informational purposes only, and does not constitute legal
advice. Public Health Law & Policy does not enter into
attorney-client relationships.

The primary purpose of this training is to address legal
and/or policy options to improve public health. There is no
intent to reflect a view on specific legislation. PHLP
incorporates objective non-partisan analysis, study, and
research in all our work.

©2011

Heather Wooten, MCP
hwooten@phlpnet.org

www.phlpnet.org

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2. market forces + public policy = “food landscape”

3. 3 key ways policies work:  Require  Incentivize  Restrict

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8. public resources community benefit

10. Public resources: Financing Tax incentives Planning & zoning Site/location assistance

11. Community benefit: Local hire Living wage Labor laws Stocking/sourcing EBT/WIC

12. Tools & Resources

13. Disclaimer The information provided in this seminar is for informational purposes only, and does not constitute legal advice. Public Health Law & Policy does not enter into attorney-client relationships. The primary purpose of this training is to address legal and/or policy options to improve public health. There is no intent to reflect a view on specific legislation. PHLP incorporates objective non-partisan analysis, study, and research in all our work. ©2011

14. Heather Wooten, MCP hwooten@phlpnet.org www.phlpnet.org

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