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Table 1 Characteristics among parents (n = 85) and children (n = 85) in the Family Food Skills Study

From: Association between diet quality and food waste in Canadian families: a cross-sectional study

Variable

n (%)

Household Income a

<$40,000

9 (11%)

$40,000-$59,999

11 (14%)

$60,000-$79,999

7 (9%)

$80,000-$99,999

14 (18%)

$100,000-$149,9999

28 (35%)

>$150,000

10 (13%)

Parent Ethnicity

Caucasian

70 (82%)

Other

15 (18%)

Parent Gender

Female

72 (85%)

Male

13 (15%)

Total Family Members

Two

4 (5%)

Three

14 (16%)

Four

51 (60%)

Five

11 (13%)

Six+

5 (6%)

Parent Diet Quality (HEI-2015)

Good Diet (>80)

6 (7%)

Needs Improvement (51-80)

69 (81%)

Poor Diet (≤50)

11 (12%)

Child Diet Quality (HEI-2015)

Good Diet (>80)

11 (13%)

Needs Improvement (51-80)

70 (82%)

Poor Diet (≤50)

4 (5%)

  1. aSix parents did not disclose their household income