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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Public Health Nutr. 2009 Dec 8;13(7):1031–1035. doi: 10.1017/S1368980009992771

Table 2.

Healthy food and beverage availability in urban stores located in close proximity to schools of low socio-economic status across four US cities, 2008

Fresh fruit &
vegetables
Processed fruit &
vegetables
Healthy beverages
& low-fat dairy
Healthy
snacks
Other healthy
staple foods
Possible range 0–3 0–3 0–5 0–8 0–9
All stores, by site
   Baltimore, MD (n 45) 0·7 1·3 2·2 1·6 2·3
   Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN (n 16) 1·1 2·1 3·3 4·9 4·8
   Oakland, CA (n 28) 1·1 1·3 2·4 3·5 2·8
   Philadelphia, PA (n 19) 0·8 1·6 2·1 3·8 3·9
   P value (across sites) 0·19 0·16 0·08 <0·0001 <0·0001
Small stores only, by site
   Baltimore, MD (n 10) 1·1 1·5 2·3 2·0 3·4
   Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN (n 13) 1·3 2·1 3·1 4·6 4·5
   Oakland, CA (n 19) 1·1 1·6 2·3 3·6 2·8
   Philadelphia, PA (n 13) 0·8 1·6 2·2 3·8 4·2
   P value (across sites) 0·73 0·69 0·45 0·007 0·06
All sites, by store size
   Single-aisle (n 45) 0·5 1·1 2·0 1·8 1·9
   Small (2–5 aisles) (n 55) 1·1 1·7 2·5 3·6 3·7
   Large (≥6 aisles) (n 8) 1·4 1·9 4·0 5·4 5·5
   P value (across store types) 0·002 0·04 0·007 <0·0001 <0·0001