Spss for windows statistical software package version 24

Data were analysed using the SPSS for Windows statistical software package version 24 (IBM Corp. Released 2016. Armonk, NY, USA: IBM Corp USA). The frequency of use of six different formats of FOPNL was compared between the three supermarkets. A comparison of the frequency of HSR labels on foods classified using the AGTHE food groups, and the NOVA levels of food processing was produced. For SOBF displaying the HSR, mean HSR, standard deviation, minimum, and maximum were derived for all AGTHE food groups and foods classified using the NOVA levels of food processing. Charts that displayed the frequency of HSR scores by supermarket chain, AGTHE food group, and NOVA level of food processing were prepared. Chi-square tests of independence were performed to examine the relationship between presence of HSR on the front-of-pack of SOBF and their nutritional quality as assessed using the AGTHE and NOVA, and to examine the relationship between foods that achieved a HSR of 2.5 or above and HSR of 2.0 and below and their nutritional quality as assessed using the AGTHE and NOVA.

Data were analysed using the SPSS for Windows statistical software package version 24 (IBM Corp. Released 2016. Armonk, NY, USA: IBM Corp USA). The frequency of availability of kids’ menus was compared between cafes and restaurants. The number and price of main meals, side dishes, beverages, and desserts available on Kids’ Menus was compared between cafes and restaurants. Applying the Healthy Options WA Policy traffic light nutrient criteria, the proportion of Green, Amber, and Red, classified Kids’ Menu items were summarised by food business type. The Kids’ Menu Healthy Score (KIMEHS) score was calculated and categorized by food business type. The traffic light rating and KIMEHS score were also calculated for each of the top 10 fast-food chains.