Whole Grain Consumption Statistics: U.S. Intake by Age, Income, and Food Source
U.S. whole grain intake averaged 0.84 ounce-equivalent per day in 2017–2018, with meaningful differences by age, race, income, and food source.
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U.S. whole grain intake averaged 0.84 ounce-equivalent per day in 2017–2018, with meaningful differences by age, race, income, and food source.
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