Mardones et al., 2020 [101] |
Food insecurity: unreliable physical, social, and economic access to sources of adequate and nutritious food that meets people’s dietary needs and food preferences.
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Niles et al., 2020 [103] |
The lack of consistent physical, social, and economic access to adequate and nutritious food that meets dietary needs and food preferences.
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Desirability
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Davitt et al., 2021 [95] |
Food insecurity: diminished variety, quality, and desirability of diet as well as decreased access to food |
Donley and Gualtieri, 2015 [96] |
Food insecurity: lacking enough money to buy the amount and variety of food one needs or wants.
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Litton and Beavers, 2021 [100] |
Food insecurity: reduced quality, variety, or desirability of diet.
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Culturally Acceptable
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Winne et al., 2000, p. 4 [59] |
All persons in a community have access to culturally acceptable, nutritionally adequate food through local non-emergency sources at all times. |
Wood et al., 2000 [89] |
The state in which all persons obtain a nutritionally adequate, culturally acceptable diet at all times through local, non-emergency sources. |
Food Forward, 2019 [98] |
Food insecurity: lack of access to enough, good, healthy, and culturally appropriate food.
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