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. 2018 Jun 13;57(Suppl 3):89–100. doi: 10.1007/s00394-018-1740-z

Table 4.

Median (P25–P75) daily intake (mL/day) of different types of fluids, and the percentage of consumers of every category, among Indonesian children (4–9 years), adolescents (10–17 years) and adults (18–65 years)

4–9 years (n = 388) 10–17 years (n = 478) 18–65 years (n = 2778)
Median (P25–P75) % consumers Median (P25–P75) % consumers Median (P25–P75) % consumers
Water 1449 (1037–2298) 100 1856 (1222–2465) 100 2006 (1371–2824) 100
 Bottled water 470 (0–1663) 63 660 (0–1856) 66 480 (0–1999) 63
 Boiled tap water 200 (0–1285) 53 478 (0–1562) 56 617 (0–1853) 55
Milk and derivatives 150 (0–377) 69 4 (0–214) 50 0 (0–27) 27
Hot beverages 0 (0–64) 33 31 (0–192) 53 180 (0–391) 73
 Coffee 0 (0–0) 5 0 (0–0) 21 0 (0–172) 47
 Tea 0 (0–48) 30 0 (0–144) 44 25 (0–211) 52
SSB 69 (0-240) 62 173 (0-412) 72 85 (0-309) 61
 CSD 0 (0–0) 5 0 (0–0) 11 0 (0–0) 10
 Juice-based drinks 0 (0–51) 34 0 (0–51) 33 0 (0–0) 23
 Functional beverages 0 (0–0) 6 0 (0–0) 13 0 (0–0) 14
 RTD tea and coffee 0 (0–130) 49 69 (0–240) 62 32 (0–214) 53
 Flavored water 0 (0–0) 8 0 (0–0) 10 0 (0–0) 9
100% fruit juices 0 (0–0) 7 0 (0–0) 8 0 (0–0) 9
A/NSB 0 (0–0) 1 0 (0–0) 2 0 (0–0) 2
Other beverages 0 (0–0) 4 0 (0–0) 3 0 (0–0) 2

SSB sugar-sweetened beverages; CSD carbonated sweetened drinks; RTD ready to drink, A/NSB artificial/non-nutritive sweetened beverages