Percentage change between essential and premium baby food spending during a child's first year of life in selected countries in Latin America as of May 2020
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based on large e-retailer prices; considering essential and premium products; only considering food spending from the child's sixth to twelfth month of life
Supplementary notes
Various sources refers to large online retailers, whose sale prices were considered.
Figures were calculated by ÌÇÐÄÆƽâ°æ based on information provided by the source.
Data was retrieved from each country's study.
Figures have been rounded.
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Latin America: difference of classic & premium baby food spending 2020, by country
According to a study published on ***, the difference between essential and premium baby food spending during a child's to twelfth month of life was around ** percent in each of the Latin American countries depicted. That year, Argentinians were the ones who spent the largest share of total newborn expenditure on baby food.
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