  Particle ratios provide insight into the hadrochemistry of the event and the
mechanisms for particle production. In Pb-Pb collisions the relative
multi-strange baryon yields exhibit an enhancement with respect to pp
collisions, whereas the short-lived K$^{*0}$ resonance is suppressed in the
most central events due to re-scattering of its decay daughter particles.
Measurements in p-Pb allow us to investigate the development of these effects
as a function of the system size.
  We report comprehensive results on light-flavor hadron production measured
with the ALICE detector in p-Pb collisions at $\sqrt{s_{\rm NN}}=5.02$ TeV,
covering a wide range of particle species which includes long-lived hadrons,
resonances and multi-strange baryons. The measurements include the transverse
momentum spectra and the ratios of spectra among different species, and extend
over a very large transverse momentum region, from $\approx$100 MeV/$c$ to
$\approx$20 GeV/$c$, depending on the particle species.
