Meat avoidance: motives, alternative proteins and diet quality in a sample of Swiss consumers
Abstract
Diets lower in meat are considered both highly beneficial for human health and more environmentally friendly. The present study compared consumer groups with different self-declared diet styles regarding meat (vegetarians/vegans, pescatarians, low- and regular meat consumers) in terms of their motives, protein consumption, diet quality and weight status.Cross-sectional data from the Swiss Food Panel 2.0 (survey 2017).Switzerland, Europe.Data of...
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Title
Meat avoidance: motives, alternative proteins and diet quality in a sample of Swiss consumers
Published Date
Jun 4, 2019
Journal
Volume
22
Issue
13
Pages
2448 - 2459
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