Table 5.
Reduction in the number of obese individuals with each scenario
|
Reformulation |
Price change |
Change in market share |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scenario 1 | Scenario 2 | Scenario 3 | Scenario 4 | Scenario 5 | Scenario 6 | |
| Male sex | ||||||
| Boys aged 4–10 years | 29 227 (10·4%) | 5524 (2·0%) | 16 689 (6·0%) | 6095 (2·2%) | 18 592 (6·6%) | −1911 (−0·7%) |
| Boys aged 11–18 years | 31 793 (6·0%) | 5907 (1·1%) | 17 987 (3·4%) | 6521 (1·2%) | 20 066 (3·8%) | −2033 (−0·4%) |
| Men aged 19–64 years | 25 582 (0·5%) | 4663 (0·1%) | 14 324 (0·3%) | 5149 (0·1%) | 16 005 (0·3%) | −1596 (0·0%) |
| Men aged ≥65 years | 3002 (0·2%) | 547 (0·0%) | 1680 (0·1%) | 603 (0·0%) | 1877 (0·1%) | −187 (0·0%) |
| Female sex | ||||||
| Girls aged 4–10 years | 16 455 (8·9%) | 3097 (1·7%) | 9374 (5·0%) | 3418 (1·8%) | 10 447 (5·6%) | −1070 (−0·6%) |
| Girls aged 11–18 years | 17 581 (4·8%) | 3257 (0·9%) | 9930 (2·7%) | 3595 (1·0%) | 11 081 (3·0%) | −1120 (−0·3%) |
| Women aged 19–64 years | 17 328 (0·3%) | 3157 (0·1%) | 9700 (0·2%) | 3487 (0·1%) | 10 839 (0·2%) | −1081 (0·0%) |
| Women aged ≥65 years | 3415 (0·2%) | 622 (0·0%) | 1911 (0·1%) | 697 (0·0%) | 2135 (0·1%) | −213 (0·0%) |
| Total | ||||||
| Total; 95% UI | 144 383 (0·9%); 5102 to 30 6743 | 26 774 (0·2%); 1276 to 63 806 | 81 594 (0·5%); 3588 to 182 669 | 29 555 (0·2%); 1379 to 69 804 | 91 042 (0·6%); 4289 to 204 903 | −9211 (−0·1%); −22 776 to −485 |
Data are n (%). UI=uncertainty interval.