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  • Nutrition Science
  • Military Health

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  • Increased consumption of food away from home, often lower in quality and higher in calories, affects public and military populations.
  • The military nutrition environment, encompassing all food and beverage options, plays a critical role in Service Member nutritional fitness.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To pilot the Military Nutrition Environment Assessment Tool (MNEAT) across five military installations.
  • To evaluate local food environments and develop targeted interventions to improve nutrition.

Main Methods:

  • Five military installations utilized the online MNEAT to assess their food landscape.
  • Interventions were developed for specific venues and categories like food policy, availability, or behavioral design.
  • 103 venues across 9 types were assessed, with scores varying significantly.

Main Results:

  • The average MNEAT score was 52%, with scores ranging from 39% to 69% across installations.
  • Dining facilities were the most frequent intervention target.
  • Leadership awareness and support were identified as key facilitators for improvement.

Conclusions:

  • Improving food away from home quality in military settings is vital for Service Member nutritional fitness.
  • The assessment identified areas of success and opportunities for enhancing the military food environment.
  • Promoting nutritious options is essential given the prevalence of food away from home purchases.