Table I

Socio-demographic attributes, nutrition label outcomes and indicator food intakes of Thai cohort in 2013

Attributesna%bAttributesna%b
Sex  Household size (people)
Male19,29545.112,5136.0
Female23,45554.92-426,30662.4
Age group (years)  5-1513,35031.7
23-3412,12728.4Education
35-4923,98456.1Non university8,60320.2
⩾506,63915.5University33,92579.8
Location  Occupation
Rural18,91344.7Worker8,04418.9
Urban23,43455.3Manager6,02314.2
Region  Professional11,22826.4
Central-East13,10730.7Office assistant13,06830.8
Bangkok6,74115.8Not working/retired2,7576.49
North8,58020.1Unidentified1,3703.22
Northeast8,95421.0Monthly income (baht)
South5,36812.6<10,0009,37822.2
Religionc  10,001-20,00015,83137.4
Buddhist40,29394.620,001-30,0009,23421.8
Muslim1,4913.5>30,0007,85318.6
Christian7461.8   
Other/none720.2   
Nutrition label outcomes   na%b
Nutrition labels on food?37,91489.0
 Read   4,70811.1
 Not read     
Understand the information on “nutrition labels”29,45269.5
 Good   12,91730.5
 Not good     
Use nutrition labels to assist food purchasing?  
 Frequent use   27,45764.4
 Infrequent use   15,17335.6
Like to see additional nutrition labelling on foods?  
 Yes   40,29696.4
 No   4181.0
 Not sure   1,0762.6
      
Frequent consumption of indicator foods (⩾3 times/week) na%b
Instant foods   2,9667.0
Soft drinks   6,16914.6
Sweet drinks   17,27740.7
Milk   19,30745.5

Notes: n=42,750. aSample size may not add to 42,750 due to missing data (0.3-1.1 per cent of variables had missing values); bsome percentages may not equal 100 due to rounding; cinformation on religion obtained from the 2005 TCS baseline survey

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