The creators of NutriSavings, a company that offers employers a way to encourage employees to eat better, are betting that you would take the time to compare the nutritional information of different brands of foods at the grocery store if an app did the work for you, and you made money off your healthy choices. Ateev Mehrotra, associate professor of health care policy, is quoted.
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