The emergence of plastic-free grocery shopping: Understanding opportunities for practice transformation

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The emergence of plastic-free grocery shopping: Understanding opportunities for practice transformation

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Despite consumer concern for sustainability, avoiding plastic packaging, particularly in food shopping, is difficult due to its pervasiveness and usefulness. Yet achieving changes in consumer behaviour is an important part of environmental management approaches towards a circular economy and plastic reduction. This research explores how everyday food shopping practices might adapt and evolve to become more sustainable through consumers avoiding, reducing, or replacing plastic packaging in the...

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2024-01-01

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Kemper, JA / Spotswood, F / White, Samantha

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/16625

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Choice Behavior / Qualitative Research / Product Packaging / Food / Consumer Behavior / Food packaging, preservation and processing / Food and hospitality services / Commercial services not elsewhere classified / Polymers and plastics / Consumer behaviour / Marketing research methodology

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