Thinking of the store where you do most of your grocery shopping, how would you rate the quality of their fresh fruits and vegetables?

Wake County, 2000

Demographic Groups	Total Respond.#	Excellent/Good   N       %   C.I.(95%)	Fair/Poor   N       %   C.I.(95%)
TOTAL	331	282  86.3  (81.9-89.8)	49  13.7  (10.2-18.1)
SEX
Male	123	105  89.0  (82.3-93.3)	18  11.0  ( 6.7-17.7)
Female	208	177  83.9  (77.6-88.7)	31  16.1  (11.3-22.4)
RACE
White	255	216  85.1  (79.8-89.2)	39  14.9  (10.8-20.2)
Other	71	62  90.2  (81.1-95.2)	9   9.8  ( 4.8-18.9)
AGE
18-44	179	147  83.6  (77.2-88.5)	32  16.4  (11.5-22.8)
45+	146	129  90.1  (84.0-94.0)	17   9.9  ( 6.0-16.0)
EDUCATION
< College	146	124  85.1  (77.6-90.5)	22  14.9  ( 9.5-22.4)
College Graduate or More	182	156  87.5  (81.9-91.5)	26  12.5  ( 8.5-18.1)
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $75,000	130	116  90.7  (84.1-94.8)	14   9.3  ( 5.2-15.9)
$75,000+	144	124  87.6  (81.0-92.2)	20  12.4  ( 7.8-19.0)
DISABILITY STATUS
Any Disability	72	61  85.1  (73.9-92.0)	11  14.9  ( 8.0-26.1)
No Disability	253	215  86.3  (81.2-90.1)	38  13.7  ( 9.9-18.8)

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).

Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.