Appalachian Store Owners' and Managers' Perspectives on the Role of Their Store in the Community and in Providing Healthier Food to the Community.
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Abstract
Appalachian communities have lower access to healthier food sources like grocery stores. Through semi-structured interviews with owner/managers of convenience stores in Appalachian communities, this qualitative study explored perceived roles and business practices of small food retailers using a grounded theory approach. Five themes emerged including strong relationships between stores and customers, the role of the store in community, food and beverage stocking decisions, store owner/managers' perceived demand for healthier options, and federal food assistance program participation. The themes provide insight to store owner/manager perspectives on community-focused and business-focused priorities in Appalachian convenience stores and can inform healthy retail interventions.
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| Authors | Anderson Steeves, Elizabeth T;McElrone, Marissa;Grier-Welch, Adeline;Zimmer, Meghan C;Daves, Phillip; |
| Journal | ecology of food and nutrition |
| Year | 2019 |
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10.1080/03670244.2019.1661839
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