More Shoppers Focused on Cost, Not Nutrition Due to Rising Grocery Prices: Survey

More Shoppers Focused on Cost, Not Nutrition Due to Rising Grocery Prices: Survey
A woman carries bags of groceries from an IGA store in Montreal in a file photo. The Canadian Press/Ryan Remiorz
Marnie Cathcart
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More than three in five Canadians are concerned that they are compromising on nutrition because of high food prices and could suffer long-term health consequences as a result, according to a new survey.

Dalhousie University Agri-Food Analytics Lab provided The Epoch Times with a report on Oct. 4 that examined how Canadians are being affected by rising food prices, using data compiled by survey company Caddle in September.