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Table 4 Associations between dietary patterns and food choice motives dimension scores (n = 31,842, Nutrinet-Santé study, 2013)

From: Food choice motives including sustainability during purchasing are associated with a healthy dietary pattern in French adults

 

Healthya

Traditionala

 

Women

Men

Women

Men

 

β

95% CI

β

95% CI

β

95% CI

β

95% CI

ethics and environment

 2nd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.047

[0.018; 0.076]

−0.002

[−0.061; 0.058]

0.009

[−0.015: 0.034]

−0.007

[−0.065;0.050]

 3rd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.033

[0.001; 0.065]

−0.007

[−0.077; 0.064]

0.025

[−0.002: 0.052]

−0.037

[−0.106;0.030]

traditional and local production

 2nd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.080

[0.051; 0.109]

0.013

[−0.046; 0.073]

0.008

[−0.016; 0.033]

0.007

[−0.050; 0.066]

 3rd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.081

[0.049; 0.112]

−0.019

[−0.089; 0.052]

−0.008

[−0.035; 0.018]

−0.009

[−0.078; 0.059]

taste

 2nd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.016

[−0.010; 0.043]

0.041

[−0.018; 0.100]

−0.001

[−0.024; 0.020]

0.038

[−0.018; 0.096]

 3rd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.022

[−0.006; 0.050]

0.011

[−0.060; 0.083]

−0.011

[−0.035; 0.012]

−0.002

[−0.072; 0.067]

price

 2nd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

−0.015

[−0.043; 0.013]

−0.025

[−0.086; 0.036]

−0.001

[−0.025; 0.020]

0.010

[−0.048; 0.069]

 3rd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

−0.040

[−0.067; −0.013]

−0.074

[−0.141; −0.007]

0.004

[−0.019; 0.027]

−0.014

[−0.079; 0.051]

health

 2nd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.042

[0.014; 0.071]

0.003

[−0.059; 0.065]

0.027

[0.002; 0.052]

0.011

[−0.049; 0.072]

 3rd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.069

[0.040; 0.099]

0.067

[0.001; 0.135]

0.003

[−0.022; 0.029]

−0.059

[−0.125; 0.006]

absence of contaminants

 2nd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.046

[0.017; 0.074]

0.017

[−0.044; 0.079]

−0.001

[−0.026; 0.023]

0.084

[0.024; 0.144]

 3rd tertile of score vs. 1st tertile

0.038

[0.008; 0.069]

0.028

[−0.040; 0.095]

−0.019

[−0.045; 0.007]

−0.013

[−0.079; 0.052]

environmental limitations (above median vs. under median)

0.175

[0.153; 0.198]

0.202

[0.149; 0.255]

−0.087

[−0.107; −0.068]

−0.130

[−0.181; −0.078]

innovation (above median vs. under median)

−0.010

[−0.033;0.013]

0.063

[0.010; 0.116]

−0.011

[−0.031; 0.008]

−0.061

[−0.113; −0.009]

  1. a: parameters estimated with multivariable linear regression models, 8 food choice dimension scores adjusted for age, education and total energy intake; in bold: statiscally significant
  2. β: linear regression coefficient estimate; 95% CI = Confidence interval