Foodservice
Solutions® team last year told
you about ‘Family Meals Month’ and that grocery stores were taking a direct
shot at restaurant customer meal. Our
own Grocerant Guru®, Steven Johnson says
that grocery stores are edging closer to focusing on meals year-round. September, 2019 will test the chain
restaurants customer counts once again as grocer’s focus on family.
A new study found that “8 in 10 of those
seeing the National
Family Meals Month™ campaign say that it is important and, better yet, are
taking action to making family meals happen!”
This grocery studies show again and again
the significant, measurable scientific proof about the positive, lifelong
benefits of family meals. Family meals nourish the spirit, brain and
health of all family members and grocery stores are doing a better job telling
the family meal story than restaurants.
Let’s look and see what the Journal of Adolescent Health found:
1.
Regular family meals are linked to higher
grades and self-esteem and delayed sexual activity.
2.
Children who grow up sharing family meals
are more likely to exhibit prosocial behavior as adults, such as sharing,
fairness and respect.
3.
With each additional family meal shared
each week, adolescents are less likely to show symptoms of violence, depression
and suicide, less likely to use or abuse drugs or run away, and less likely to
engage in risky behavior or delinquent acts.
4.
Adults and children who eat at home more
regularly are less likely to suffer from obesity.
5.
Increased family meals are associated with
greater intake of fruits and vegetables.
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