Political persuasions may influence consumers’ brand choices: Study

Most consumers would like clearer food origin info, survey finds

25-Jan-2013

Most European consumers think origin is an important factor when making food purchasing decisions, according to a new report from The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC).

Cutlery choice could affect food enjoyment, study suggests

11-Jan-2013

By Caroline SCOTT-THOMAS

The way in which people interact with food – including the utensils they choose – could affect how foods are perceived and enjoyed, according to a new study published in the Journal of Sensory Studies.

EC study: Do retailers’ own brands reduce consumer choice and industry innovation?

12-Dec-2012

The European Commission (EC) has said it intends to conduct a study on whether expanded use of private label food and beverage products has restricted consumer choice and industry innovation.

Political persuasions may influence consumers’ brand choices: Study

Consumers of differing political ideologies may also make different purchase decisions when it comes to foods, according to new research.

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