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Table 1 The coverage of previous studies on food consumption between generations

From: Distinguishing inter- and pangenerational food trends

Products

Period

1–19 years

20–29 years

30 years and more

One type of fooda

Aristei et al (2008) and Gustavsen and Rickertsen (2014)

Gustavsen and Rickertsen (2018b), Gustavsen et al (2014), Lee et al (2020)b, Mori and Saegusa (2010) and Stewart and Blisard (2008)

Mori (2021, 2022)d, Mori et al (2012) and Stewart et al (2012)

Many types of food

Bezerra et al. (2018), Blisard (2001)b, Harris and Blisard (2000, 2001)b and Vaterlaus et al. (2015)d

Gustavsen and Rickertsen (2018a), Mori and Stewart (2011)e and Otsuka et al (2014)

Beatty et al (2013), Kähäri (2021)b and Schmeling (2014)d

Specific intake

Yang (2020)c

–

Christopher (2016);

Kähäri (2020)

Food away from/at home

Teisl et al (2016)

Drescher and Roosen (2013);

Zan and Fan (2010)

–

  1. The generations are defined as a 10-year age–period–cohort, if other is not mentioned.
  2. aOnly meat (even of many types, incl. fish), only fruit and their variety, only milk, only non-alcoholic beverages, etc.
  3. bGeneration is defined on 5-year intervals
  4. cGenerations are defined historically
  5. dOnly a certain cohort studied
  6. eFruits in Japan, rice in Korea