2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0950-3293(03)00021-1
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Perceptions of genetically modified foods by consumers in Argentina

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“…Therefore, consumers place a higher value on non-GM food relative to GM food (Lusk et al, 2003). Moreover if new positive information is presented to consumers -such as health benefits, environmental benefits or increased shelf-life-their attitude can be modified leading to revised final purchase intentions (Moon & Balasubramanian, (2003b); ; Lusk et al (2004) and Lusk et al (2005); Frewer et al (1996) and Mucci & Hough (2003)). Although, some other studies do not support this change on behaviour , Lusk et al (2002) and Canavari et al (2005)).…”
Section: Consumer Final Intentions Towards Gm Foodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, consumers place a higher value on non-GM food relative to GM food (Lusk et al, 2003). Moreover if new positive information is presented to consumers -such as health benefits, environmental benefits or increased shelf-life-their attitude can be modified leading to revised final purchase intentions (Moon & Balasubramanian, (2003b); ; Lusk et al (2004) and Lusk et al (2005); Frewer et al (1996) and Mucci & Hough (2003)). Although, some other studies do not support this change on behaviour , Lusk et al (2002) and Canavari et al (2005)).…”
Section: Consumer Final Intentions Towards Gm Foodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La resistencia a la introducción de MG no es universal (Mucci y Hough, 2004). Las actitudes respecto a la biotecnología dependen del organismo en el cual se aplica y el tipo de modifi cación realizada.…”
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“…En forma concordante Ho et al (2006) y Huang et al (2006) determinaron que los consumidores chinos no tienen una posición clara frente al consumo de ATs por falta de conocimiento. Benefi cios sustanciales, como un menor precio (Kaye-Blake et al, 2005;Jaeger et al, 2004;Noussair et al, 2004;Hossain et al, 2003;Lusk et al, 2002), mayor valor nutritivo (KayeBlake et al, 2005;Lähteenmäki et al, 2003), benefi cios para la salud o el medio ambiente (Ganiere et al, 2006;Kaye-Blake et al, 2005;Mucci y Hough;Napier et al, 2004;Lähteenmäki et al, 2003) o un mejor sabor (Hossain et al, 2003;Lähteenmäki et al, 2003), compensarían el riesgo percibido resultando en una actitud positiva hacia los ATs.…”
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“…agricultura o alimentación. También hay estudios que muestran una diferencia en la aceptación del consumidor en función de que el fin de la modificación sea de carácter nutricional, sensorial o con el fin de aumentar la producción 19 .…”
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