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Table 2 Distribution of food establishments at the neighborhood school food environment in Rio de Janeiro, 2019

From: Ecological study of the association between socioeconomic inequality and food deserts and swamps around schools in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

 

Schools with at least one establishment

Schools—Total

Private Schools

Public Schools

% (n)

Median (Interquartile Range)

Median (Interquartile Range)

Median (Interquartile Range)

Predominantly In natura Establishments

93.3 (2948)

9 (3–21)

2 (0–5)

1 (0–4)

Butcheries

88.7 (2802)

5 (2–11)

1 (0–3)

1 (0–3)

Fruit and Vegetable market

75.0 (2370)

3 (1–8)

0 (0–2)

0 (0–1)

Seafood market

47.1 (1487)

0 (0–2)

0 (0–0)

0 (0–0)

Predominantly Ultraprocessed Establishments

98.5 (3111)

44 (15–155)

13 (4–32)

6 (2–17)

Street vendors

72.3 (2283)

2 (0–18)

0 (0–2)

0 (0–1)

Bars

81.8 (2583)

4 (1–16)

1 (0–4)

0 (0–2)

Cafeterias

97.9 (3092)

32 (11–91)

9 (3–23)

5 (1–13)

Convenience stores

29.7 (937)

0 (0–1)

0 (0–0)

0 (0–0)

Candy shops

78.4 (2477)

3 (1–9)

1(0–2)

0 (0–1)

Mixed Establishments

99.6 (3145)

61 (29–150)

17 (7–37)

10 (4–23)

Hypermarkets and supermarkets

94.4 (2983)

10 (4–21)

3 (1–5)

2 (0–5)

Food stores*

90.6 (2862)

7 (2–21)

2 (0–5)

1 (0–3)

Mini markets

97.7 (3087)

16(8–36)

4 (1–8)

3 (1–7)

Bakeries

92.2 (2913)

6 (3–16)

1 (0–3)

1 (0–3)

Restaurants

94.4 (2982)

17 (5–61)

5 (1–16)

2 (0–6)

Total

99.7 (3149)

119 (50–330)

33 (13–73)

20 (7–45)

  1. *These establishments encompass general food stores. This category includes, but is not limited to, natural and dietetic products, frozen foods, ice-cream stores, cake factories, warehouses, and commercial food stores with predominant retail of processed foods