How Income Levels Impact Food Buying Habits and Health Views
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The document discusses how income levels may influence perspectives and purchasing decisions related to food. Those with higher incomes over $75,000 per year are more likely to buy organic, locally sourced foods and believe everyone would be healthier without processed foods. In contrast, those with lower incomes under $35,000 per year do not consider production claims as much when buying food and believe food costs would increase without processed options. Income can shape views and choices surrounding food.
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How Income Levels Impact Food Buying Habits and Health Views
- 1. Many specific food ingredients No specific ingredients or food componentsAVOIDS IF HE HAD AN EXTRA $100 EVERY MONTH Would travel Would buy more groceries • Organic • Raised without antibiotics • Locally sourced Doesn’t buy food based on production claims IF PROCESSED FOODS DISAPPEARED BUYS FOOD BECAUSE IT’S LABELED AS Believes everyone would be healthier Believes food would be more expensive Income: Over $75,000 per year Income: per year Under $35,000 How much money you make could influence how you buy and think about food . . . Source – 2015 IFIC Foundation Food & Health Survey foodinsight.org