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Table 5 Bivariate analysis of reported household consumption of food and drink

From: Pensions, consumption and health: evidence from rural South Africa

In the last 30 days, how much (mean value in Rand) did permanent household member spend and consume on:

Non-Pension households n = 574

Pension households n = 2127

Total

mean [95%CI]

%

mean [95%CI]

%

mean [95%CI]

%

Staple food

360.0[266.3–453.8]

13.9

318.5[296.0–341.1]

14.0

322.6[300.3–344.8]

13.95

Meat

380.8[346.4–415.1]

14.7

414.2[394.9–433.5]

18.2

410.9[393.2–428.7]

16.45

Fruits and vegetables

80.1[70.2–90.0]

3.1

93.0[74.4–111.7]

4.1

91.9[74.9–108.9]

3.6

Milk and eggs

242.7[55.2–430.8]

9.4

144.1[111.3–177.0]

6.3

153.1[118.7–187.5]

7.85

Spices and oils

268.2[111.1–425.4]

10.3

183.7[151.1–216.3]

8.1

192.3[158.9–225.6]

9.2

Beverages and other non-alcoholic drinks such as coffee, tea, juice, water and soft drinks

154.5[52.6–256.4]

6.0

160.1[127.6–192.6]

7.0

159.6[128.6–190.5]

6.5

Tobacco and alcoholic beverages (including, beer, wine, spirits)

1106.7[339.3–1874.1]

42.7

962.8[717.6–1207.9]

42.3

978.1[744.5–1211.6]

42.5

TOTAL

2592.7

 

2276.4

 

2434.6