Global perceptions and acceptance of irradiated food: a comparative systematic review
Italian Journal of Food Safety,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 24, 2025
Irradiated
food
acceptance
around
the
world
exhibits
systematic
variabilities
across
many
facets
related
to
citizens'
perceived
approval
ratings
of
product.
The
present
research
summarizes
empirical
evidence
on
extent
which
people
accept
irradiated
food.
A
review
methodology
structured
design
and
implementation
analysis.
authors
performed
comprehensive
searches
for
studies
featuring
rates
in
two
broad
databases:
Web
Science
Scopus.
total
27
peer-reviewed
articles
English
language
covering
24,474
15
different
countries
provided
survey-based
data
investigation.
Results
indicated
that
increased
by
a
large
margin
past
35
years
(33%
1992
67%
2024).
Citizens'
refusal
purchase
decreased
from
19%
16%
globally
same
period.
One
emerging
trends
results
was
rate
familiarity,
remained
relatively
unchanged
at
50%
time
frame.
Globally,
is
high
rising.
Information
campaigns
education
about
benefits
have
led
increases
awareness
familiarity.
Despite
improving
perceptions
globally,
stark
variability
still
exists
rates,
with
developing
having
lower
compared
highly
industrialized
countries.
This
first
comparative
analysis
populations'
worldwide.
paper
provides
new
estimates
global
highlights
among
countries,
offering
valuable
insights
policymakers
interested
investing
it.
Language: Английский
Interplay of multiple labels and willingness to pay
International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 16, 2024
Purpose
There
are
calls
for
irradiated
food
labelling
due
to
a
significant
need
safety
and
extensive
procedures
safeguard
consumer
health.
Additionally,
there
is
strong
push
from
producers
mandatory
Country
of
Origin
(COO)
labelling.
The
study
examines
how
the
COO
Radura
labels
influence
behaviour
shows
interplay
between
these
influences.
Using
Attitude-Behavior-Context
theory,
conceptual
model
proposed
tested
evaluate
factors.
use
multiple
allows
more
choices.
How
information
presented
on
corresponds
consumers'
pre-purchase
search
regular
label
users.
Design/methodology/approach
Structural
Equation
Modelling
(SEM),
Generalised
Linear
Cluster
Analysis
were
used
analyse
data
sample
322
Australian
respondents.
Findings
revealed
that
had
positive
relationship
with
attitudes
but
negative
WTP,
acting
as
suppressed
mediator
WTP.
Interestingly,
while
knowledge
was
not
found
significant,
confidence
emerged
factor.
Furthermore,
research
suggests
users
may
prioritize
over
labels.
Originality/value
This
contributes
novelty
by
being
first
address
labels,
complementing
growing
body
literature
irradiation
It
also
offers
valuable
insights
retail
practitioners,
providing
an
understanding
can
facilitate
delivery
high-value
at
point
purchase.
Language: Английский