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Charted: Here's how Americans are approaching healthy eating

Baby Boomers are the generation most likely to pursue healthy food habits.

Baby Boomers are the generation most likely to pursue healthy food habits. Image: Unsplash/ellaolsson

Katharina Buchholz
Data Journalist, Statista
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Statistics showing the attitudes of US adults towards eating healthy food.
Baby Boomers are the generation most likely to seek out healthy foods. Image: Statista/Cleveland Clnic
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