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Table 1 Characteristics of the International Food Policy Study analytic sample (n = 3067) a

From: Associations between online food outlet access and online food delivery service use amongst adults in the UK: a cross-sectional analysis of linked data

 

N

%

Sex

 Male

1513

(49.3)

 Female

1554

(50.6)

Age

 18–29 years

479

(15.6)

 30–44 years

716

(23.4)

 45–59 years

823

(26.8)

 > 60 years

1048

(34.2)

Ethnicity

 Minority

267

(8.7)

 Majority

2800

(91.3)

Education level

 Low

1570

(51.2)

 Medium

652

(21.3)

 High

845

(27.5)

Ability to make ends meet

 Not easy

1790

(58.4)

 Easy

1277

(41.6)

Child at home

 No

2268

(74.0)

 Yes

799

(26.0)

Regular smoker

 No

2417

(78.8)

 Yes

650

(21.2)

 BMI: mean (SD) b

26.7

(5.3)

Weight Status

 Not overweight (BMI < 25 kg/m2)

1077

(35.1)

 Overweight (BMI > 25–29.9 kg/m2)

877

(28.6)

 Obesity (BMI > 30 kg/m2)

597

(19.5)

 Not available

517

(16.9)

Food exposures (count): median (IQR)

 Online

  Outlet number

85

(34–181)

  Unique cuisine type number

85

(64–108)

 Neighbourhood

  Outlet number

25

(9–57)

Online food delivery service use in the past week

 None

2604

(84.9)

 Any

464

(15.1)

  1. aData presented as weighted number of respondents (%) unless stated
  2. b2551 respondents included