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Front. Nutr., 11 July 2023

Sec. Nutrition Methodology

Volume 10 - 2023 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fnut.2023.1239915

Corrigendum: Bi-objective goal programming for balancing costs vs. nutritional adequacy

  • 1. Zero Hunger Lab, Tilburg School of Economics and Management, Tilburg University, Tilburg, Netherlands

  • 2. Department of Econometrics and Operations Research, Tilburg School of Economics and Management, Tilburg University, Tilburg, Netherlands

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In the published article, there was an error in Table 3 as published. For some food commodities the entries were duplicated, whereas for other food commodities they were not present.

The corrected Table 3 and its caption appear below.

Table 3

Cost (NGN)Diet typeFemale of 16–17 yearsMale of 16–17 years
Min (g)Max (g)Min (g)Max (g)
Bambara groundnut, dried, raw69.41VG045060
Bean, white, dried78.26VG01800240
Beans, green, raw115.89VG05850780
Beets, raw310.70VG085501,140
Cabbage, raw40.90VG05850780
Carrot, raw57.99VG090001,200
Chicken, clean, ready to cook227.60OM01350180
Cocoyam, tuber, raw55.37VG05400720
Cowpea, black, dried, raw40.30VG01800240
Cowpea, brown, dried, raw94.02VG01800240
Cucumber, raw15.91VG05850780
Dikanut, kernel, dried, raw281.69VG045060
Egg, chicken, raw98.24VE03600480
Eggplant, white, raw32.67VG05850780
Fish, cod, atlantic, raw792.82PC02250300
Fish, dried, CotD111.34PC02250300
Fish, mackerel, raw128.80PC02250300
Fish, tilapia, raw245.05PC02250300
Goat, feet157.00OM01350180
Goat, meat, raw325.68OM01350180
Groundnut, shelled, dried, raw84.88VG045060
Guava, fruit20.62VG04950660
Lamb, liver, raw40.48OM02250300
Leaf, amaranth, raw10.73VG085501,140
Leaf, eggplant, raw23.74VG085501,140
Leaf, roselle, raw135.34VG085501,140
Macaroni, dried55.80VG05400720
Maize, white, whole kernel, dried, raw48.13VG05850780
Maize, yellow, whole kernel, dried, raw55.05VG05850780
Melon, seeds, slightly salted, raw304.19VG0900120
Milk, powder, fortified355.07VE01170156
Millet, pearl, whole grain, raw37.10VG04950660
Mushroom, CotD73.54VG05850780
Noodle, dried100.00VG05850780
Oats82.54VG05850780
Oil, groundnut144.33VG0900120
Oil, palm, red142.92VG0900120
Okra, raw61.24VG05850780
Onion, red45.45VG05850780
Palm nuts, pulp92.05VG04950660
Peanut, with shell107.15VG045060
Peas, raw363.21VG05850780
Pepper, sweet, red, raw217.42VG085501,140
Pineapple, pulp187.04VG04950660
Plantain, ripe, raw38.03VG05850780
Potato, raw37.50VG05400720
Pumpkin, squash, raw43.64VG090001,200
Rice, white, long grain, parboiled, unenriched, dry55.09VG05400720
Rice, white, raw50.12VG05400720
Sesame, seeds, whole, dried, raw96.12VG0900120
Sheep, tripe180.00OM02250300
Shrimp, dried466.29PC02700360
Sorghum, whole grain, raw37.43VG05400720
Soybean, dried, raw59.94VG01800240
Spaghetti, dry, unenriched54.52VG05400720
Sweet potato, pale yellow, raw23.57VG05400720
Tapioca, pearl, dry62.01VG05400720
Tomato paste, concentrated142.86VG09012
Tomato, red, ripe, raw64.34VG02700360
Tomato, sundried135.75VG02700360
Watermelon, fruit29.21VG02700360
Wheat, whole grain, raw83.41VG04950660

Cost per 100 g* in Nigerian naira (NGN) and daily allowed intake in grams for food commodities available in Ebonyi.

The minimum (Min) and maximum (Max) daily intake are specified for an adolescent male and female in grams. For each food commodity it is specified if it is allowed within a diet type, which reflects the most restrictive diet in which the food can be included. The diet types are abbreviated as follows: OM for omnivore, PC for pescatarian, VE for vegetarian and VG for vegan. Note that the minimum intake for all specified food commodities is zero. For completeness we mention it explicitly in the table.

*Cost are obtained from the World Food Programme Nigeria country office.

The authors apologize for this error and state that this does not change the scientific conclusions of the article in any way. The original article has been updated.

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diet optimization, goal programming, bi-objective, nutritional adequacy, linear programming

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Koenen MF, Balvert M and Fleuren H (2023) Corrigendum: Bi-objective goal programming for balancing costs vs. nutritional adequacy. Front. Nutr. 10:1239915. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2023.1239915

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14 June 2023

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27 June 2023

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11 July 2023

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*Correspondence: Melissa F. Koenen

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All claims expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of their affiliated organizations, or those of the publisher, the editors and the reviewers. Any product that may be evaluated in this article or claim that may be made by its manufacturer is not guaranteed or endorsed by the publisher.

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