Table 3.

Mundane resistance practices and their socio-material elements

Socio-material elementsResisting facelessnessResisting carelessness
Spatial (infrastructure, temporality…)Traditional marketplace spirit in the food deliveryDelivery places are located close to the main work passageways and scheduled close to the ending of the working days
Material (things, artefacts, vehicles…)Handcrafted packages and signs, personal thank you messages, hard cashFabric bags, cardboard packages, shopping lists, fridge and freezer at home
Social elements (human actors, technology…)Meeting face to face in the food delivery, open discussion on Facebook, spreading the word about REKO for new membersDiscussing sustainable food consumption on Facebook, feeling close to other REKO members

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