Table 5.

Average amount of the top five fruits and vegetables consumed by children in the Maternal Infant Nutrition Growth (MING) study

	Fruits	Per capita g/day (mean±SE)	Vegetables	Per capita g/day (mean±SE)
6–8 months (n=201)	Apple	18.9±3.3	Chinese cabbage	3.1±0.9
	Banana	4.9±1.2	Carrots	2.7±0.9
	Citrus fruits	1.9±0.5	Spinach	2.6±1.5
	Pear	4.5±3.1	Cole	0.9±0.4
	Grapes	0.5±0.2	Sweet potato	0.9±0.4
9–11 months (n=235)	Apple	29.8±3.6	Chinese cabbage	4.8±1.1
	Citrus fruits	8.0±1.7	Spinach	4.2±1.3
	Banana	8.3±1.8	Carrots	2.7±0.7
	Grapes	0.6±0.2	Tomato	4.6±1.5
	Kiwi	2.6±1.1	Cole	1.7±0.4
12–14 months (n=125)	Apple	21.0±4.0	Chinese cabbage	7.8±1.6
	Citrus fruits	19.6±3.9	Spinach	8.1±4.1
	Banana	12.3±2.7	Tomato	4.6±1.3
	Pear	0.9±4.1	Carrots	4.5±2.0
	Kiwi	2.7±1.3	Cole	3.4±1.2
15–17 months (n=75)	Apple	29.9±6.4	Chinese cabbage	8.8±2.8
	Citrus fruits	13.6±4.5	Tomato	7.0±2.2
	Banana	10.6±3.5	Spinach	4.6±1.7
	Pear	9.7±4.7	White potato	3.5±1.8
	Peach	8.8±5.6	Carrots	4.6±2.0
18–20 months (n=160)	Apple	36.2±4.8	Chinese cabbage	13.9±2.3
	Citrus fruits	20.0±3.9	Spinach	4.9±1.2
	Banana	15.7±3.2	Tomato	6.8±2.4
	Kiwi	11.8±4.5	White potato	3.8±1.1
	Pear	4.3±1.8	Cole	3.4±1.1
21–23 months (n=110)	Apple	31.0±5.7	Chinese cabbage	15.5±3.2
	Citrus fruits	20.4±4.1	Tomato	5.5±1.9
	Banana	9.5±3.0	Spinach	4.5±1.4
	Pear	10.3±3.3	White potato	3.7±1.2
	Grapes	0.7±0.3	Cole	3.0±1.2
24–29 months (n=248)	Apple	36.2±7.5	Chinese cabbage	12.7±2.6
	Citrus fruits	23.1±3.8	Carrots	6.3±1.1
	Banana	13.9±2.9	Tomato	8.2±1.6
	Pear	7.5±2.4	Cole	8.5±1.9
	Grapes	0.8±0.4	Spinach	7.9±2.0
30–35 months (n=196)	Apple	27.3±3.9	Chinese cabbage	22.3±2.7
	Citrus fruits	29.1±5.1	Carrots	9.7±1.6
	Banana	15.0±3.7	Tomato	7.9±1.5
	Pear	7.8±2.3	Nori	5.4±1.2
	Kiwi	2.5±1.0	Cole	7.3±1.8