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U.S. immigrants are less likely than native-born individuals to eat meats on a given day but more likely to consume milk, fruits, and vegetables

  • Food Choices & Health
  • Food Consumption & Demand
  • Diet Quality & Nutrition
Bar chart comparing U.S. native-born individuals with immigrants, indicating the probability that each group will consume meats, milk, fruit, and vegetables on a given day.

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Bar chart comparing U.S. native-born individuals with immigrants, indicating the probability that each group will consume meats, milk, fruit, and vegetables on a given day.

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