Self-reported fruit consumption (percentage of the respondents). Classification: years, region, age, sex, level of education ^Info

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Year: 2014/2015, Age: All age-groups, Sex: All sexes, Level of education: All education levels

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Region	Fruit consumption
	Daily or several times a day	At least once per week	Less then other per week
Germany	46.3	43.1	10.6
Baden-Wurttemberg	45.4	45.3	9.3
Bavaria	43.5	45.9	10.7
Berlin	48.0	41.6	10.4
Brandenburg	57.9	36.2	5.9
Bremen	45.6	42.1	12.3
Hamburg	45.7	43.3	11.0
Hesse	43.4	45.5	11.1
Mecklenburg Western Pomerania	55.2	37.4	7.5
Lower Saxony	44.9	43.4	11.8
North Rhine-Westphalia	43.7	43.5	12.7
Rhineland-Palatinate	43.2	44.1	12.7
Saarland	39.5	46.4	14.0
Saxony	58.6	35.8	5.6
Saxony Anhalt	55.6	36.5	7.9
Schleswig-Holstein	45.0	42.2	12.7
Thuringia	56.8	37.2	5.9

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• German Health Update - Telephone Health Survey (GEDA), Robert Koch Institute (more information on 
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  Data Source:	German Health Update - Telephone Health Survey (GEDA)
  Contact:
  - Contact Person:	Dr. Ronny Kuhnert
  - Department:	Department 2: Unit 21 Epidemiological Data Centre
  - Telephone:	+49 3018 754-3416
  - Fax:	+49 3018 10754-3553
  - E-Mail / Contact:	kuhnertr@rki.de
  Data Owner:	Robert Koch Institute / Robert Koch Institut [RKI (3)]
  - Street:	General-Pape-Straße 62-66
  - Post Code/Town:	12101 Berlin
  - Telephone:	+49 3018 754-0
  - Fax:	+49 3018 754-2328
  - E-Mail / Contact:	zentrale@rki.de
  - Internet:	https://www.rki.de
  Purpose of Data Collection:	Continuous monitoring of the development of diseases, of health and risk behavior as well as the identification of trends as part of the health monitoring of the Robert Koch Institute.
  Legal Base:	Data collection on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Health.
  Data Collector:	Robert Koch Institute, Berlin – Germany
  Reporting Stations:	Interviewees – Robert Koch Institute
  Object under Review:	German-speaking population aged 18+ with residence in Germany.
  Interviewees:	German-speaking population aged 18+ with residence in private households in Germany that can be reached via landline. 21,262 interviewees in GEDA 2009. 22,050 interviewees in GEDA 2010. 26,520 interviewees in GEDA 2012.
  Collection:
  - Instruments:	Cross-sectional Computer Telephone Survey (CATI, Computer Assisted Telephone Interview).
  - Periodicity:	Annually
  - First:	2008/2009
  - Last:	2012/2013
  Processing:
  - Periodicity:	Subsequent to data collection.
  Publication:
  - Regular:	Descriptive report: Data and facts: results of the »German Health Update 2009« (also for GEDA 2010 and GEDA 2012) as contribution to Federal Health Reporting (GBE), Public Use File GEDA 2009, GEDA 2010, GEDA 2012.
  - Irregular:	-
  Completeness, Sample Proportion and Representativity:	The results are representative for the resident German-speaking adult population aged 18+ with residence in Germany that can be reached via landline. Representativity is provided for the larger federal states. 21,262 respondents in GEDA 2009. 22,050 respondents in GEDA 2010. 26,520 respondents in GEDA 2012.
  Conceivable Modifications:	-
  Comparable Data Sources:	Telephone-based health surveys carried out by the Robert Koch Institute, German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Adults (DEGS), German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Children and Adolescents (KiGGS).
  Remarks:	-
  Last Update:	October 19, 2023

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Comment(s)

• Because the cases are weighted in the calculation of the percentage, minor rounding deviations can occur in other publications, such as the Journal of Health Monitoring of the Robert Koch Institute.

Refresh period of data

• The table was extended by the period 2014/2015 on 16 Jun 2017.
  Information for a new reporting period will be added as soon as it is available.

The Federal Health Monitoring System 17. May 2024