Table 4.

Use of products brought to the United States from other countries.

Ever usea	Black	Latina	Vietnamese	White	Mixed race
	n = 63–68b	n = 64–73	n = 77–78	n = 71–78	n = 18
Products brought from other countries, n (%)	14 (20.6)L, W	6 (8.2)	10 (12.8)	4 (5.1)	2 (11.1)
Products bought in U.S. with label not in English, n (%)	3 (4.8)	9 (14.1)	20 (26.0)B, W	6 (8.5)	0 (0.0)
Most common other countries	Africa/Caribbean Ghana Nigeria Brazil	Mexico China Korea	Vietnam Japan Korea	Russia Nigeria Israel France Germany Japan Korea	Africa/ Caribbean France Morocco

^{B, L, V, W, M}Superscripts indicate that percentage is significantly higher (p < 0.05) in pairwise comparison than the percentage for Black (B), Latina (L), Vietnamese (V), White (W), or Mixed-Race (M) women, respectively.

^aQuestions asked: “Do you ever use products brought from other countries?” and “Do you ever use products bought in the U.S. with a label not in English?”

^bNumber of respondents differ by question due to participant non-response. For products from other countries, n = 69 Black, n = 73 Latina, n = 78 Vietnamese, n = 78 White and n = 18 Mixed-Race women. For products not in English, n = 63 Black, n = 64 Latina, n = 77 Vietnamese, n = 71 White, and n = 18 Mixed-Race women.