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Urban consumers in low-access census tracts who are able to shop in nearby tracts face variety-adjusted food prices that are 3.5 percent higher than those in high-access urban tracts

by Michele Ver Ploeg
11/28/2018

A bar chart showing the percent difference between low- and high-food access urban census tracts for three types of price and/or variety indices

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Urban consumers in low-access census tracts who are able to shop in nearby tracts face variety-adjusted food prices that are 3.5 percent higher than those in high-access urban tracts

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