Dollar Tree will soon offer products that cost $7: #DollarStores have been attracting more higher-income shoppers and are leaning into it https://t.co/QX2zQDgn9N via @grocerydive
Family Dollar and Dollar Tree will close 1,000 stores, while Dollar General still grows. I don’t think we’ve hit peak #DollarStore quite yet, but the growth is slowing https://t.co/U435PYzJvl
Thankful for the @UNC_CCPS Community Engagement Fellowship which allowed me to study community perspectives on dollar stores as food retailers! (Excited to share findings soon!)
@UNC grad students, I highly recommend applying to the 2024 Fellowship. Applications due Feb 1!
Check out this video to learn about Allie Reimold’s work with food access and dollar stores in limited-resource communities. UNC graduate and professional students are eligible to apply for the 2024 Community Engagement Fellowship via the CCPS Application portal by Feb. 1!
SuperSNAP increased food security and ability to purchase fruit/veg for patients and enabled healthcare providers to better support their patients! Excited for the future of Food Rx programs
While enrolled in SuperSNAP, 91% of NC participants were able to afford the fruits & veg they wanted—a vast increase from only 12% before the program. Learn more in a new policy brief on SuperSNAP's success from @GFRP_UNC @GillingsGlobal @ReinvestPartner:
https://t.co/q3gyfPOZEp
Contracts are prevalent around the world&handsomely incentivise tobacco retailers in exchange for substantial manufacturer control of tobacco product availability, placement, pricing&promotion in the retail setting.https://t.co/fVVemgQhOm @AllieReimold @Joseph_GL_Lee @KurtRibisl
Dollar stores are the fastest-growing food retailer in the U.S. – shouldn’t their food options be keeping up? Our new report highlights the role of dollar stores in this country and offers solutions to enhance healthy food options: https://t.co/ps9l1WkdEY
Ever wonder why Black communities struggle to get a grocery store? Or why there's so many Dollar General, Family Dollar, and Dollar Tree stores in low-income and high-income Black communities?
Here's my latest: https://t.co/AkicRcEWU1
Thank you @CounterTobacco for speaking with me about tobacco retailer contracts and the retail environment! For more info, you can listen to our episode below or read our paper in @TC_BMJ https://t.co/q67hIbyA3g
New podcast episode out today! Listen to our conversation with @AllieReimold all about 💰contracts between tobacco retailers and tobacco companies and their impact on the retail environment: https://t.co/zpOMl4aM8Y
New podcast episode out today! Listen to our conversation with @AllieReimold all about 💰contracts between tobacco retailers and tobacco companies and their impact on the retail environment: https://t.co/zpOMl4aM8Y
Excited this article is FINALLY out! 🥳
We summarized the legal mechanisms of 25 policies passed in the US from 2018-2020 that aim to slow or halt #dollarstore growth. Most were passed in low-income communities of color. @jemccarthy76
Check it out: https://t.co/KwrA7RHAgB.
This issue of @NCMedJ is full of timely pieces for NC health. Thankful to be a part of it under excellent leadership @UNCSPHResearch. Excited to see what comes next for you @sarah_hf_!
How can North Carolina reduce youth tobacco use? My recent commentary in @NCMedJ with @KurtRibisl, @AllieReimold, & Sarah Mills lays out recommendations including T21 laws and regulation on marketing & flavored products. https://t.co/aOw6AfAk8l
How can North Carolina reduce youth tobacco use? My recent commentary in @NCMedJ with @KurtRibisl, @AllieReimold, & Sarah Mills lays out recommendations including T21 laws and regulation on marketing & flavored products. https://t.co/aOw6AfAk8l
Thanks to everyone who attended our panel at #NCTOH2022! This was the largest audience I've spoken to about tobacco manufacturer contracts with tobacco retailers. I'm so pleased with the growing interest and hope to see some policy discussions and responses soon!
Thank you @PaulDelamater for the countless conversations on how to operationalize urban-rural areas and @AmandaYKong for constant support, feedback, and insight!
Can you shop for food without encountering tobacco products?
We found that tobacco-free food retailers were least common in suburban and large town areas. https://t.co/Uo2SrGS83B
Just a reminder: We didn’t outlaw cigarettes. We just put a bunch of sensible laws around them and as a result hundreds of thousands of gruesome deaths were prevented.
A huge thank you to @KurtRibisl for encouraging me to attend #SRNT2022. It was wonderful sharing my work and getting to meet and learn from so many incredible researchers.