Using household economic survey data to assess food expenditure patterns and trends in a high-income country with notable health inequities

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We would like to see more healthy and nutritious food on the shelf. It’s possible ! Supermarket should innovate! helping to bring more Safe Nutrition and Healthy Food to the population. @Foodlawlatest

RT @KulikovUNIATF: Policy options to ⬆️ nutrition and ⬇️ inequities in diet-related diseases: 💴 Subsidies for healthy food 📈Make unhealth…

New work using data from the New Zealand Household Economic Survey, in a total of 9030 households, shows that food expenditure inequities in processed meat and less healthy foods by ethnicity and income continue to be substantial @otago https://t.co/Xqu…

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