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. 2022 Aug 18;25(11):3265–3277. doi: 10.1017/S1368980022001707

Table 2.

Regression coefficients (β) and 95 % CI for association between food purchase patterns and log-transformed annual carbon footprint with energy from the purchases (MJ) at its annual mean level, and predicted carbon footprint (kg CO2-eq/year) in the lowest (T1) and highest thirds (T3), and lowest (D1) and highest deciles (D10) of each purchase pattern

Pattern β 95 % CI D1 T1 T3 D10
Lower Upper
Animal-based 0·134 0·132 0·137 2119 2225 2970 3218
Easy-cooking 0·039 0·036 0·042 2437 2471 2691 2761
Ready-to-eat 0·016 0·013 0·019 2529 2539 2625 2663
High energy −0·032 −0·035 −0·029 2701 2671 2488 2437
Traditional −0·036 −0·039 −0·032 2710 2680 2477 2415
Plant-based −0·047 −0·05 −0·044 2743 2706 2446 2349