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. 2018 Aug 2;51(1):137–147. doi: 10.1007/s11250-018-1668-6

Table 1.

Characteristics of 63 pig traders interviewed at Wambizzi Cooperative Society slaughterhouse, Kampala, Uganda, 2015–2016

Number (n) Percentage (%)
Gender
  Male 63 100
Age
  20–29 2 3.2
  30–39 31 49.2
  40–49 21 33.3
   ≥ 50 5 7.9
  Missing 4 6.3
Education
  School not attended 1 1.6
  Primary school not completed 25 39.7
  Primary school completed 17 27.0
  Secondary school completed 14 22.2
  University completed 3 4.8
  Missing 3 4.8
Number of years working as pig trader
  0–9 20 31.7
  10–19 28 44.4
  20–29 9 14.3
   ≥ 30 3 4.8
  Missing 3 4.8
Reason/s for selling pigsa
  Primary income 57 90.5
  Secondary income 5 7.9
  Missing 1 1.6
Position in business
  Owner 54 85.7
  Employee 8 12.7
  Business partner 1 1.6
Type of business
  Fixed 61 96.8
  Mobile 2 3.2
Reasons for business type
  Close to pork customers (demand) 50 79.4
  Close to pig farms (supply) 9 14.3
  No competition 1 1.6
  Missing 3 4.8
Group/cooperative membership
  No 40 63.5
  Yes 23 36.5
Other traders in business area
  Yes 62 98.4
  No 1 1.6
Location of pork sales
  Wambizzi 59 93.7
  Other 3 4.8
  Missing 1 1.6

aMultiple options could be selected, however no trader selected multiple options