"People have changed their eating habits. People are eating differently these days, to make ends meet," says Stockholm resident Marianne Örberg about Sweden's cost-of-living crisis. Sweden has been hit hard by the effects of the war in Ukraine. Its currency, the krona, is weaker than it has ever been against the euro, and aggressive interest rate hikes have left many households with hefty mortgages payments. And after a spike in electricity prices at the start of the winter, food prices are now Swedes' main concern, up 20 percent from a year ago. A NATURAL SOUND VERSION OF AN AFPTV REPORT