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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Infant Feeding Survey, 1995

Variable Details

VariableMTYPE3
Label@Y Q7 @Y main type of milk
Responses
1 Cow and Gate Premium 508
2 Cow and Gate Nutrilon Premium 16
3 Cow and Gate Plus 984
4 Cow and Gate Nutrilon Plus 17
5 Cow and Gate Infasoy 50
6 Cow and Gate Formula S 1
7 Cow and Gate Step Up 487
8 SMA Gold Cap 635
9 SMA White Cap 818
10 SMA Wysoy FOR MORE CODES PRESS <CTRL> AN 152
11 SMA Progress 712
12 Milupa Milumil 301
13 Milupa Aptamil 138
14 Milupa Prematil 11
15 Farley s Junior milk 18
16 Farley s First milk 83
17 Farley s Second milk 248
18 Farley s Ostersoy milk 2
19 Farley s Follow on milk 244
20 Boots Infant milk Formula 1 5
21 Boots Infant milk Formula 2 10
22 Boots Follow on milk 81
23 Sainsburys First Menu Stage 1 milk 0
24 Sainsburys First Menu Stage 2 milk 14
25 Liquid cows milk 1273
26 Another kind of milk 46
27 Baby not receiving breast or formula mil 11
28 Milupa Forward milk FOR MORE CODES PRESS 139
98 24
99 2102
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationInfant Feeding Survey, 1995
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