Ivorian households shift spending towards durable food items

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The Kasi Share of Wallet survey highlights household spending priorities by examining consumer spending across various categories, income sources, expenditure patterns, and monthly purchase behaviors. In Ivory Coast, consumers are prioritizing durable food items, with a strong focus on staple grains and frozen foods. Staple grains and meat/fish dominate …

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