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Table 1

Prior studies into OGS routines and practices

Study	Approach	Service	Sample	Main findings
Anesbury et al. (2016)	Observational study, no theory	OGS	n = 40 Australia	New shoppers shop fast and prefer default recommendations
Berg and Henriksson (2020)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 19 Sweden	Driven by desire for a good life; requires resources/competences
De Kervenoael et al. (2014)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 31 Turkey	Pre-purchase activities require coordination in a household
Dyen et al. (2018)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 23 France	Food related routines are embedded in other household practices
Fuentes et al. (2022)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 31 Sweden	OGS became a way to cope with the pandemic
Hansson et al. (2022)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 38 Sweden	OGS enabled elderly to remain independent; loss of the social
Heidenstrøm and Hebrok (2021)	Practice theory	OGS Mealbox	n = 20 Norway	Mismatch with household practices reduces sustainability potential embedded in OGS

Study	Approach	Service	Sample	Main findings
Anesbury et al. (2016)	Observational study, no theory	OGS	n = 40Australia	New shoppers shop fast and prefer default recommendations
Berg and Henriksson (2020)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 19Sweden	Driven by desire for a good life; requires resources/competences
De Kervenoael et al. (2014)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 31Turkey	Pre-purchase activities require coordination in a household
Dyen et al. (2018)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 23France	Food related routines are embedded in other household practices
Fuentes et al. (2022)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 31Sweden	OGS became a way to cope with the pandemic
Hansson et al. (2022)	Practice theory	OGS	n = 38Sweden	OGS enabled elderly to remain independent; loss of the social
Heidenstrøm and Hebrok (2021)	Practice theory	OGSMealbox	n = 20Norway	Mismatch with household practices reduces sustainability potential embedded in OGS

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