Food Insecurity is Associated with Low Dietary Diversity in Rural Women in Mexico: Results from the Mexican National Health and Nutrition Survey, ENSANUT 2018

Arango-Angarita, Andrea; González-Moreno, Alejandra; Tercero-Gómez, Francia; Mundo Rosas, Verónica; Deschak, Caroline; Shamah-Levy, Teresa

doi:10.1080/03670244.2023.2259805

Ecology of Food and Nutrition

2023

DOI: 10.1080/03670244.2023.2259805

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Food Insecurity is Associated with Low Dietary Diversity in Rural Women in Mexico: Results from the Mexican National Health and Nutrition Survey, ENSANUT 2018

Andrea Arango-Angarita,

Alejandra González-Moreno,

Francia Tercero-Gómez

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“…In addition to the economic resources, other factors involved in the purchase have also been identified, such as health knowledge, consumption habits and the taste of food (9)(10)(11) . Additionally, examining the size of localities is highly relevant in the Mexican context, as it is a Latin American country with significant social inequality; this includes the marginalisation of smaller localities, which are insufficiently served by social policy (12,13) .…”

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Share of food group expenditure in Mexican households according to the gender of the head of household and size of the locality

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Objective: To evaluate differences in the percentage of expenditure on food groups in Mexican households according to the gender of the household head and the size of the locality. Design: Analysis of secondary data from the National Household Income and Expenditure Survey (ENIGH) 2018. We estimated the percentage of expenditure on 15 food groups according to the gender of the head of household and locality size and evaluated the differences using a two-part model approach. Setting: Mexico, 2018. Participants: A nationally representative sample of 74,647 Mexican households. Results: Female-headed households allocated a lower share of expenditure to the purchase of sweetened beverages, and alcoholic beverages, and higher percentages to milk and dairy, fruits, and water. In comparison with metropolitan households, households in rural and urban localities spent more on cereals and tubers, sugar and honey, oil and fat, and less on food away from home. Conclusions: Households allocate different percentages of expenditure to diverse food groups according to the gender of the head of the household and the size of the locality where they are located. Future research should focus on understanding the economic and social disparities related to differences in food expenditure, including the gender perspective.

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Share of food group expenditure in Mexican households according to the gender of the head of household and size of the locality

Jaen,

Collado-López,

Armenta-Guirado

et al. 2024

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Food Insecurity is Associated with Low Dietary Diversity in Rural Women in Mexico: Results from the Mexican National Health and Nutrition Survey, ENSANUT 2018

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Share of food group expenditure in Mexican households according to the gender of the head of household and size of the locality

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