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Avoiding, experimenting, adopting: a segment-based analysis of Austrian meat alternative consumers
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British Food Journal
British Food Journal (2026) 128 (3): 1002–1015.
Published: 29 July 2025
... Segmentation Multiple correspondence analysis Meat substitutes Associations Food attitude Meat alternatives The discourse around meat consumption has shifted due to accumulating evidence of its adverse effects. Today’s excessive consumption of (often processed) meat raises the risk of coronary...
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Food attitudes and consumer behavior towards food in conflict-affected zones during the COVID-19 pandemic: case of the Palestinian territories
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British Food Journal
British Food Journal (2022) 124 (9): 2921–2936.
Published: 02 December 2021
... test was used in dichotomous, categorical independent variables (e.g. gender), while the Kruskal–Wallis test was run to analyze multi-choice responses (e.g. occupation). Findings The results reveal that food attitudes and consumer behavior towards food have been widely affected. First, they reveal...
