A red code triggers an unintended approach motivation toward sweet ultra-processed foods: Possible implications for front-of-pack labels
Abstract
Front-of-package labels (FOPL) are recommended to reduce consumer intake of ultra-processed food products (UPP). The multiple traffic-light label is one example of FOPL that indicates the content of target nutrients in products by displaying red (high), amber (medium), and/or green (low) color-coding. The red code may implicitly enhance sweetness perception and approach dispositions toward sweet UPP via cross-modal visual-taste interactions. We...
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Title
A red code triggers an unintended approach motivation toward sweet ultra-processed foods: Possible implications for front-of-pack labels
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
79
Pages
103784 - 103784
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