Food insecurity increased significantly with the spread of the epidemic; The economic crisis involved has led to a significant reduction in the average household income and this has had an impact on the quantity and quality of food.
According to figures from ENSANUT 2021, 6 out of 10 Mexicans experience some degree of food insecurity – which is not synonymous with hunger -.
This means stopping certain foods because of their price, changing brands to less expensive ones, eating fewer times a day, reducing portions and even going days without eating.
