7-Eleven In-Store Scanners Encourage Vegetable Consumption
Published 27 October 2023
Demand for fruit and vegetables in Japan has risen dramatically since 2019 thanks to an increased awareness of immune health and the impact of diet on overall holistic wellness, according to a recent government study (MAFF, 2023). To help shoppers understand whether they’re consuming enough fruit and veg, retailer 7-Eleven has introduced hand scanners in select stores across Japan.
7-Eleven In-Store Scanners Encourage Vegetable Consumption
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