Sponsored By

FMI Taps Former Wegmans’ Dietitian to Lead Health and Wellness

Krystal Register to lead well-being programs, serve as issue expert on all health and nutrition policy. Krystal Register will lead well-being programs and serve as the issue expert on all health, well-being and nutrition policy, the association said.

WGB Staff

June 1, 2020

2 Min Read
Supermarket News logo in a gray background | Supermarket News

FMI-The Food Industry Association said it has appointed former Wegmans Food Markets nutritionist Krystal Register to lead health and well-being initiatives for the association.

Register was a retail dietitian for Wegmans for 12 years, and according to FMI, will serve “a unique position at FMI during a time when its members say they place greater value on their health and well-being initiatives.”

krystal register

Register will lead health and well-being programs and activities and serve as the issue expert on all health, well-being and nutrition policy, operations and communication issues for FMI members.

“Krystal’s sterling reputation in the nutrition community contributes to her being a trusted authority within the nutrition and dietetics field and has demonstrated her ability to work seamlessly with her peers in retail dietetics as well as dietitians in other practice areas such as clinical, public health, community and nutrition policy, which will augment FMI’s work representing member programs,” said Hilary Thesmar, FMI's chief food and product safety officer and SVP for food safety programs. “I look forward to building this role and responsibility with Krystal and supporting her as she works with FMI to enhance health and well-being programs for our member companies as they develop, implement and evaluate their programs to improve the health of their customers.”

At Wegmans, Register developed and executed companywide wellness programs, health messaging, employee training and in-store promotions. She participated in popular community events, including the annual NBC4 Health and Fitness Expo, DC Gluten-Free Education Day and Smithsonian Food History programming. She also frequently provided nutrition response for local media outlets.

Register’s background includes environmental and nutrition science studies with degrees from the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Va., and James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va., with both clinical nutrition and personal coaching experience.

Stay up-to-date on the latest food retail news and trends
Subscribe to free eNewsletters from Supermarket News

You May Also Like