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Table 3 Median regression models for the time to identify the product with the lowest nutritional quality

From: Acceptability and understanding of front-of-pack nutritional labels: an experimental study in Mexican consumers

 

GDA (n = 697)

MTL (n = 708)

WL (n = 700)

 

β (95% CI)

β (95% CI)

All food categories

Reference

−4.03 (−4.82, −3.22)

−3.36 (− 4.17, −2.56)

Food categories

 Non-dairy beverages

Reference

−4.82 (−6.12, − 3.52)

−4.52 (− 5.82, − 3.21)

 Salty snacks

Reference

− 4.64 (− 5.58, − 3.70)

− 3.92 (− 4.86, − 2.98)

 Breakfast cereals

Reference

−3.19 (− 4.10, − 2.27)

−2.46 (− 3.37, − 1.54)

 Dairy products

Reference

−3.00 (− 3.80, − 2.19)

−2.61 (− 3.41, − 1.81)

 Ready-made foods

Reference

−3.78 (− 4.69, − 2.87)

−3.39 (− 4.30, − 2.48)

  1. GDA: Guideline Daily Allowance; MTL: Multiple Traffic Light, WL: Warning Labels
  2. Bold numbers indicate significant difference (p < 0.05) with GDA