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- U.S. consumer prices rose 6.1%.
- Thirty-four percent of families cut fresh produce purchases, with Colorado at a 60% cutback rate and Delaware at 12%.
- Twenty percent of families switched to frozen produce.
- Nine percent turned to canned items or stopped buying certain fruits.
- Fifty-one percent say their diet is less healthy than two to three years ago, with 64% also reporting occasional nutrition worries.
