Healthy Food Access in Community Settings Diane Hepps, MPH Project Manager, Healthy Eating Initiatives Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention and Tobacco.

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Healthy Food Access in Community Settings Diane Hepps, MPH Project Manager, Healthy Eating Initiatives Bureau of Chronic Disease Prevention and Tobacco Control New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene November 12, 2015

The Health of New Yorkers More than half of all adult New Yorkers are overweight or obese 1 in 10 have diabetes 30% have high blood pressure 36% of Black adults have high blood pressure, nearly 50% more than Whites (36.1% vs. 24.8%)

Public Health Impact of NYC Food Standards Reduce risk for, and help manage, diet-related diseases by improving the food environment Use our buying power to change the food and nutrition landscape in NYC Reinforce the City’s public health messages

Standards for Meals/Snacks Purchased And Served Standards For Beverage Vending Machines Standards For Food Vending Machines 2013 Standards for Meetings and Events Standards for Commissaries 2014 Standards for Cafeterias/ Cafes Healthy Hospital Food Initiative Launches (HHFI) NYC Food Standards Timeline Guidelines for Community and Faith-based Organizations Mandatory For NYC Government Agencies Voluntary

NYC Food Standards Improve the Whole Food Environment Reduce sodium in meals and snacks Increase access to fruits and vegetables Restrict marketing of unhealthy foods “Right-size” portions for foods and beverages Decrease availability of high calorie beverages Increase availability of water

Vending Machine Decals Healthy Value Meal Signs Cafeteria Shelf Talkers Cafeteria Table Tents & Posters Promotional Materials

NYC Keys to Success Uniform Standards Agency buy-in Technical assistance Systematic change via integration of Standards into agency contracts

Distributors Foodservice & Retail Manufacturers NYC Food Environment Restaurants Grocery Stores & Bodegas City Agencies Hospitals Consumers NYC Food Environment

Good Choice is a is a system that makes it easier for food distributors to highlight healthier products that meet the NYC Food Standards 3 year pilot project Funded by CDC’s Sodium Reduction in Communities Program

Early Insights from Working with Distributors Built-in market demand for NYC Food Standards Distributor commitment to pilot & potential scale up Understanding of unique value of one third party coordinator

“We want to make sure products are accessible and nutritional facts are available” - Child care center participating in Good Choice pilot

Thank you Diane Hepps, MPH (347)