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Consumer behaviour and edible insect snacks in East Africa: the integrative model of behavioural prediction
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British Food Journal
British Food Journal 1–27.
Published: 22 June 2026
...Emmanuel Donkor; Dagmar Mithöfer Purpose We investigate consumer behaviour toward sustainable insect-based foods in East Africa, with a specific focus on grasshopper and cricket snacks in Uganda and Kenya. Notably, we examine the intention–behaviour gap, exploring the factors that contribute...
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Intention versus behaviour: integration of theories to help curb food waste among young Spanish consumers
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British Food Journal
British Food Journal (2023) 125 (2): 570–586.
Published: 25 April 2022
... that reveals what theories can explain this gap. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative analysis based on two focus groups with participants aged 18–35 was developed to examine young consumers' intention–behaviour gap. Findings The results suggest that a combination of variables from different...
