Research Article

Vitamin D Status and Usual Nutrient Intake of Filipino Children Aged 6–12 Years in Selected Areas in the Philippines: A 2018 National Nutrition Survey

Table 1

Food group classification.

1. MILK28. VEGETABLESSWEETS and SNACKS
2. Infant Formula29. Dark green-leafy vegetables55. SWEET BAKERY PRODUCTS
3. Toddler/Preschooler Formula30. New Zealand spinach lvs56. Cookies
4. Milk (fluid And powdered )31. Broccoli57. Biscuits/crackers
5. Cheese32. Cabbage, green58. Sweet breads
6. Yoghurt33. Other local leafy, petioles, and salad vegetables59. Cakes
MEAT/POULTRY/FISH/BEANS34. Deep yellow vegetables60. Ice cream and popsicles
7. Beef35. Carrot61. Candy
8. Carabeef36. Sweet potato, yellow62. Sugar
9. Pork37. Cassava, yellow63. Syrup
10. Goat/lamb38. Squash fruit64. Preserves, jams, and jellies
11. Chicken39. Squash, summer fruit65. Native snacks
12. Duck40. Root and tuberous vegetable66. Savoury snacks
13. Sausages/luncheon meat41. Sweet potatoSWEETENED BEVERAGES
14. Luncheon meat42. Potato67. Fruit-based beverages
15. Cold cuts (ham)43. Other vegetables68. Concentrated fruit juice drinks
16. FishFRUITS and 100% FRUIT JUICE69. Powdered fruit juice drinks/fruit-flavored drinks
17. Eggs and egg dishes44. Fruit, fresh70. Ready-to-drink fruit juice drinks
18. Beans, nuts, and peas45. Apples71. Soft drinks (Coco Cola)
GRAINS AND GRAIN PRODUCTS46. Avocado72. Chocolate beverages/chocolate-flavored beverages
19. Cereal47. Banana73. Other sweetened beverages
20. Bread48. Mango74. All mixed dishes
21. Crackers49. Melon75. Meat-based mixed dishes
22. Pancakes, waffles, and french toast50. Citrus fruits76. Nut/pea/bean-based mixed dishes
23. Rice51. Cherries and berries77. Grain-based mixed dishes
24. Pasta52. Papaya78. Soups
25. Noodles53. Food fruit, cannedOTHER
26. Corn grits54. 100% fruit JUICE (lemon, mango, apple, and pineapple)79. Fats and Oils
27. Cornmeal80. Condiments, sauces, herbs, spices, and other seasonings