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. 2021 Jun 4;10:e43. doi: 10.1017/jns.2021.30

Table 2.

Contribution of UPFs and saturated fatty acids to total energy intake (kcal/d) and prevalence of excessive saturated fatty acid intakes in eight countries

Country Total energy intake (kcal/d) Percentage of total energy intake from UPFs Percentage of total energy intake from saturated fatty acids Prevalence of intakes with excessive saturated fatty acids
mean (95 % CI) mean (95 % CI) mean (95 % CI) % (95 % CI)
Colombia 1835⋅1 (1811⋅6, 1858⋅6) 15⋅9 (15⋅3, 16⋅5) 8⋅6 (8⋅4, 8⋅8) 31⋅40 (31⋅38, 31⋅42)
Brazil 1952⋅9 (1932⋅5, 1973⋅3) 18⋅9 (18⋅2, 19⋅2) 9⋅7 (9⋅6, 9⋅8) 40⋅8 (39⋅7, 41⋅9)
Chile 1804⋅7 (1760⋅6, 1848⋅8) 28⋅6 (27⋅7, 29⋅6) 8⋅8 (8⋅7, 9⋅0) 32⋅4 (30⋅2, 34⋅7)
Mexico 1923⋅4 (1886⋅2, 1960⋅6) 30⋅0 (29⋅2, 30⋅8) 11⋅2 (11⋅0, 11⋅4) 58⋅4 (56⋅5, 60⋅3)
Australia 1926⋅5 (1908⋅5, 1944⋅5) 41⋅6 (41⋅1, 42⋅1) 12⋅0 (11⋅8, 12⋅1) 67⋅1 (66⋅0, 68⋅2)
Canada 1816⋅1 (1804⋅7, 1827⋅5) 51⋅0 (50⋅6, 51⋅4) 11⋅0 (10⋅9, 11⋅1) 56⋅80 (56⋅79, 56⋅81)
US 1995⋅1 (1956⋅9, 2033⋅4) 56⋅2 (55⋅0, 57⋅3) 11⋅5 (11⋅3, 11⋅7) 66⋅9 (64⋅2, 69⋅6)
UK 1746⋅7 (1732⋅9 1760⋅6) 56⋅7 (56⋅2, 57⋅1) 12⋅1 (12⋅0, 12⋅2) 74⋅0 (72⋅8, 75⋅2)