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Research has found that low-income communities and communities of color have more limited access to healthful foods than other communities.1
Research has found that low-income communities and communities of color have more limited access to healthful foods than other communities.<f>PolicyLink and The Food Trust. The grocery gap: who has access to health food and why it matters. Philadelphia, PA: The Food Trust; 2010. Viewed April 1, 2024.</f>