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. 2024 Apr 15;27(1):e121. doi: 10.1017/S1368980024000545

Table 2.

Difference of reduction in per-capita energy intake and proportion of daily energy intake from sugary drinks between sociod-emographic groups for each modelled taxation scenario, Canadian Community Health Survey-Nutrition (n 19 742)

Flat-rate (20 %) tax Tiered tax
Absolute energy reduction (kcal) Relative contribution reduction (pct-age points) Absolute energy reduction (kcal) Relative contribution reduction (pct-age points)
Mean difference 95 % UI Mean difference 95 % UI Mean difference 95 % UI Mean difference 95 % UI
Age
  2–18 years −13 –19, –8 −0·7 –0·9, –0·4 −17 –25, –9 −0·9 –1·2, –0·5
  19 years or older Ref Ref Ref Ref
Sex
  Male −11 –16, –6 −0·1 –0·2, 0·0 −15 –21, –8 −0·2 –0·3, 0·0
  Female Ref Ref Ref Ref
Education
  Less than high school 0 –6, 5 0·0 –0·2, 0·1 −1 –8, 6 −0·1 –0·3, 0·2
  High school −4 –8, –1 −0·2 –0·3, 0·0 −6 –11, –1 −0·2 –0·5, 0·0
  Certificate below bachelor’s degree −4 –7, –1 −0·1 –0·2, 0·0 −5 –10, –1 −0·2 –0·3, 0·0
  Bachelor’s degree or higher Ref Ref Ref Ref
Food security
  Food insecure −10 –18, –3 −0·4 –0·7, –0·2 −13 –23, –3 −0·6 –0·9, –0·2
  Food secure Ref Ref Ref Ref
Income
  Quintile 1 (low) −4 –9, 1 −0·4 –0·6, –0·1 −5 –12, 1 −0·5 –0·8, –0·2
  Quintile 2 0 –4, 4 −0·2 –0·3, 0·0 1 –5, 7 −0·2 –0·4, 0·0
  Quintile 3 −1 –5, 3 −0·2 –0·4, 0·0 −1 –6, 4 −0·2 –0·5, 0·0
  Quintile 4 −1 –4, 3 −0·1 –0·3, 0·0 0 –5, 5 −0·2 –0·4, 0·1
  Quintile 5 (high) Ref Ref Ref Ref