Interviewer instructions
Coffee, Cocoa, and Tea
In reporting the quantity and the corresponding value of beverages consumed, an estimate should be made based on the buying pattern of the family. For example, if a 25 grams refilled pack of instant coffee is consumed in one week, report the quantity consumed which is 25 grams and the corresponding value of 25 grams coffee. However, if a 25 grams refilled pack of instant coffee is consumed in, let us say, 2 weeks, estimate the quantity consumed and the value proportionately. If a 25 grams refilled pack costs P25.00 then the value to be reported should be P12.50. The P12.50 is the equivalent price of coffee consumed and the corresponding quantity consumed which is 12.5 grams during the week. The same procedure should be done to estimate consumption of other beverages.
Item 1. Coffee
a. Processed - refers to the different commercial instant coffee brands sold in the market as well as the processed beans which have been roasted and ground.
b. Beans - Examples are the Arabica, Robusta and "Batangas" coffee beans as well as other varieties of coffee beans sold in the market whether roasted or not.
Rice or corn roasted, boiled and drank as coffee should be excluded from this item. It should be reported under rice or corn.
Item 2. Cocoa
a. Powdered Tonic Drinks - Includes Milo, Ovaltine, Hershey's and other powdered tonic drinks.
b. Processed - Covers cocoa in "tablea" form, Goya cocoa, Ricoa cocoa and other cocoa mixes or cakes, Hershey's Brown Cow, etc.
c. Beans - Includes cacao beans usually sold by the kilo in the market.
Item 3. Tea
a. Processed - Examples are tea sold in tea bags (e.g., Lipton tea, Black Cat tea, etc.) or in cans whether flavored (e.g., Nestea Lemon tea) or plain tea.
b. Tea Leaves - Tea leaves, whether fresh or dry.
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