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Improving the Nutrition
Environment in
Manufacturing: Practical
Strategies for a Healthy
Workforce
Becky C. Williamson, M.S. Nutrition and Wellness,
ACSM - CPT
American manufacturers continue to shoulder much of
the healthcare burden and productivity costs associated
with obesity-related chronic diseases and disability
in the United States. Forward-thinking companies,
however, are focusing on providing good nutrition and
fostering positive eating behaviors as part of their risk-
management strategy, to improve the overall well-being
of workers.
THE COST OF OBESITY -
CONSEQUENCES OF POOR DIETARY
HABITS
Millions of working Americans battle obesity and chronic
obesity-related diseases on a daily basis. According to
the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),
34.9% of U.S. adults were classified as obese between
2011 and
Improving the Nutrition Environment in Manufactur
American manufacturers continue to shoulder much
Overweight workers are more likely to sustain an
Workplace Factors Company factory sites are often
components for successful worksite wellness progr
Employ Communication & Marketing Techniques Overa
CASE STUDY Lincoln Industries, a metals manufact
References 1. Centers for Disease Control, Beha
21. Leeds, Grenville & Lanark District, Health Un