Kids are on summer break, which means families are spending more to keep the pantry stocked.
WMFE’s Talia Blake caught up with Florida Policy Institute CEO Sadaf Knight to talk about the latest on food insecurity in Florida. She said more than 10-percent of residents across the state are struggling with access to healthy foods.
The Florida Policy Institute is a nonprofit that works to advance state policies that improve economic mobility and quality of life for all residents.
The following is an edited transcript of their conversation.
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In today’s fast paced world where both men and women head out for work, there is hardly enough time to prepare all meals at home. A couple of decades back, eating out used to be only on selected occasions like birthdays, anniversaries or weddings. However, nowadays we eat out almost 3 to 4 times a week, be it just for a cup of tea with our colleagues or going for team lunches or weekend dinners with families; eating out is no longer a special event. But with all the good things, there are some drawbacks as well. Dr. Meghana Pasi,…
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