“…Being part of an AFN frequently redefines consumption and participation of the family members in food-related activities (Opitz, Specht, Piorr, Siebert, & Zasada, 2017;Uribe, Winham, & Wharton, 2012). Thus, in addition to the involvement of CSA's members, which is largely the focus of the relevant literature, his/her family should also be taken into account (Uribe et al, 2012;Wharton, Hughner, MacMillan, & Dumitrescu, 2015;Wut & Chou, 2013). Choosing CSA as a source of healthy food provides a great deal of information about the consumer's attitude toward food and its source, while the consumption of items conveys much more information about the type and extent of the cooperation between household members (see Birtalan, Rácz, & Bárdos, 2019;Cone & Myhre, 2000;Thompson & Coskuner-Balli, 2007;Uribe et al, 2012;Wharton et al, 2015).…”