University of Adelaide: Shopping Data Reveals Surprising Urban Food Deserts
November 11, 2025
November 11, 2025
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (TNSjou) -- The University of Adelaide, Australia, led a study suggesting a shift in how food deserts are identified, indicating that the proximity of grocery stores is not the primary factor driving nutritionally deficient diets. Instead, the research found that financial and social inequality appear to be the key causes.
The study's leaders found that nutritional disadvantage is concentrated in low-income and minority communities, even in urban locations w . . .
The study's leaders found that nutritional disadvantage is concentrated in low-income and minority communities, even in urban locations w . . .