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Family Income and Expenditure Survey 1994

Philippines, 1994 - 1995
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PHL_1994_FIES_v01_M
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National Statistics Office
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Non-alcoholic Beverages (NONAL)

Data file: fies94

Overview

Valid: 24797
Invalid: 0
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 27560
Type: Continuous
Decimal: 0
Start: 156
End: 160
Width: 5
Range: -
Format:

Questions and instructions

Question pretext
During the PERIOD SPECIFIED, did you or any member of your family consume cereals and cereal preparation?
Literal question
On the average, how much is your weekly consumption of the following?
Interviewer instructions
Item 1. Soft Drinks (Soda) - Includes all colas as well as commercially manufactured sarsaparillas and root beers, whether in cans, in bottles or in tetra packs.

Item 2.Fruit Juices and Non-carbonated Drinks - this includes "ready-to-drink" fresh fruit juices and chocolate drinks (e.g., Magnolia chocolait, Alaska Choco drink, Milo-on-the-go, etc.) including powdered juice mixes and concentrates (In cans, bottles or tetra packs). Also included are ginger ale, ginger tea, salabat powder and lime juice.

Item 3.Others - This includes ice candy, ice buko, ice sherbet and ice drop, "gulaman" and "sago" as beverage, etc.
Question post text
If NO, GO TO NEXT PAGE (A1.9)

Description

Definition
Non-alcoholic Beverages includes:

Soft Drinks (Soda) includes all colas as well as commercially manufactured sarsaparillas and root beers, whether in cans, in bottles or in tetra packs.

Fruit Juices and Non-carbonated Drinks includes "ready-to-drink" fresh fruit juices and chocolate drinks (e.g., Magnolia chocolait, Alaska Choco drink, Milo-on-the-go, etc.) including powdered juice mixes and concentrates (In cans, bottles or tetra packs). Also included are ginger ale, ginger tea, salabat powder and lime juice.

Others this includes ice candy, ice buko, ice sherbet and ice drop, "gulaman" and "sago" as beverage, etc.
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