Table 2.
Nutrition and food shopping behaviour of the upstate NY Burmese refugee sample (n 173)
| Characteristic | n | % | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Meeting the daily fruit and vegetable consumption recommendation * | Yes | 78 | 45·1 |
| No | 95 | 54·9 | |
| Nutritional knowledge | Satisfactory | 76 | 43·9 |
| Not satisfactory | 97 | 56·1 | |
| Perceived neighbourhood food environment | Favourable | 31 | 17·9 |
| Not favourable | 142 | 82·1 | |
| Preferred food store | Burmese | 91 | 52·6 |
| Chinese (pan-Asian) | 65 | 37·6 | |
| South Asian (halal) | 16 | 9·2 | |
| Regional supermarket | 1 | 0·6 | |
| Shopping frequency at preferred store | Once a month | 6 | 3·5 |
| 2–3 times a month | 34 | 19·7 | |
| Once a week | 60 | 34·7 | |
| 2 or more times a week | 73 | 42·2 | |
| Network distance to preferred store | Less than 1·3 km (0·8 mile) | 54 | 31·2 |
| 1·3 km (0·8 mile) or longer | 119 | 68·8 |
Consuming two or more servings of fruits and three or more servings of vegetables per day.