Amin Salehi-Abargouei, Afshin Shiranian, Simin Ehsani, Pamela J Surkan, Ahmad Esmaillzadeh
Caesarean delivery is associated with childhood general obesity but not abdominal obesity in Iranian elementary school children
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take increase consumption meat substitutes attract new consumers identified main barriers drivers consumer survey n553 uk netherlands personrelated factors food neophobia food choice motives productrelated attitudes beliefs towards meat meat substitutes compared nonusers n324 lightmediumusers n133 heavyusers meat substitutes n96 consumer acceptance largely determined attitudes beliefs towards meat substitutes food neophobia key barriers nonusers lightmediumusers unfamiliarity meat substitutes lower sensory attractiveness compared meat addition nonusers higher tendency avoid new foods hence less consumers using meat substitutes wanted products similar meat although nonusers lightmediumusers recognize ethical weightcontrol aspects meat substitutes obviously less relevant actually heavyusers high motivations choose ethical foods explains choice meat substitutes order make meat substitutes attractive meat consumers would recommend focus communication ethical arguments significantly improve sensory quality resemblance meat