“…The few perception surveys developed in Argentina have focused mainly on the urban population and, especially, that of Buenos Aires city [ 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 ]; but as far as we know, there is no survey that has been carried out across the entire country. However, according to Zapata et al [ 11 ], there is a marked difference in the food consumption patterns between rural and urban households in Argentina. Moreover, the authors showed consumption as affected by multiple factors like availability, accessibility, and food choice, which in turn can be influenced by geographic location, demographic condition, income, socioeconomic level, globalization, commercialization, religion, culture and attitudes of consumers.…”