The supermarket giant’s checkout change has been made with the intention of making parents' lives easier. 9News
will still leave some chocolate and chips on display at checkouts but it will be a smaller variety, with a boost to the number of healthier snacks.
"So whether it might have a cartoon character on it or like a smaller size for a child, so thinking things like lollipops, chocolate with toys in it, chocolate caramels or frogs," Wring said. "Even just the simple thing of having free fruit for the kids when you come into the store so they've got something in their hands, that's healthy for the whole shopping time is really great," Kearney said.
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