Associations of socioeconomic status indicators and migrant status with risk of a low vegetable and fruit consumption in children

•Vegetable and fruit consumptions on 4 days or less a week is reported for respectively 22.1% and 11.9% of children.•Children's vegetable but not fruit consumption differs between neighbourhoods.•A non-Western migrant status and a low socio-economic status of the neighbourhood are associated with low vegetable consumption.•Low/intermediate education and material deprivation are associated with low vegetable and fruit consumption.•This study provides clues to potential entry points for reducing inequalities in vegetable and fruit consumption.