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When responding to food price increases, households adjust their consumption patterns in a number of ways by scrimping and saving. They decrease caloric intake at each meal, decrease the number of meals a day, decrease the diversity of foods they consume, or substitute with less preferred foods. These temporary disruptions in food access can entail long-term, often irreversible nutritional damage, especially among infants and young children.
Belt tightening has become common practice for South African consumers who have, again, been accosted with steep food price increases. The situation is grim for homes but a bigger threat of food insecurity is lurking in the shadows. When responding to food price increases, households adjust their consumption patterns in a number of ways by scrimping and saving.
Belt tightening has become common practice for anxious South African consumers who have, again, been accosted with warnings of steep food price increases. The situation is grim for homes but the bigger threat of food insecurity is lurking in the shadows. When responding to food price increases, households adjust their consumption patterns in a number of ways by scrimping and saving.
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