Moderate-Cost Food Plan

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The Moderate-Cost Food Plan is a USDA-designed eating plan that estimates the cost of a nutritionally adequate diet at a spending level between the Thrifty and Liberal Food Plans.

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instanceOf USDA food plan
food cost standard
nutrition planning tool
administeredBy USDA Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion
USDA Food and Nutrition Service
appliesTo United States households
assumes purchase of foods at national average prices
basedOn Dietary Guidelines for Americans
nutritional adequacy standards
comparedWith Liberal Food Plan
Low-Cost Food Plan
Thrifty Food Plan
constrains dietary patterns to meet nutrient requirements
currency U.S. dollars
designedBy USDA
United States Department of Agriculture
geographicScope United States
hasCharacteristic assumes home preparation of meals
provides age- and sex-specific cost estimates
specifies market baskets of foods
hasCostLevelHigherThan Low-Cost Food Plan
Thrifty Food Plan
hasCostLevelLowerThan Liberal Food Plan
hasOutput monthly food cost estimates
weekly food cost estimates
hasPurpose estimate the cost of a nutritionally adequate diet
provide a benchmark for food spending
hasRelativeCostLevel moderate
partOf USDA Food Plans
positionBetween Liberal Food Plan
Thrifty Food Plan
relatedTo cost-of-living analysis
food security measurement
household food expenditure guidelines
supports development of nutrition education materials
timePeriod contemporary U.S. nutrition policy era
updatedBy USDA
updateFrequency periodically
usedBy nutritionists
policy analysts
researchers
usedFor economic research
food budget planning
nutrition education
policy analysis

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Thrifty Food Plan hasRelatedPlan Moderate-Cost Food Plan