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    1. Supermarket shoppers' pesticide concerns and willingness to purchase certified pesticide residue-free fresh produce

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    3. Irradiated seafood products : a position paper for the seafood industry, final report

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    4. Focus group study on consumer acceptance of irradiated foods

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    5. Consumer willingness to purchase and to pay more for potential benefits of irradiated fresh food products

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    6. Consumer attitude toward irradiated foods : effects of labeling and benefits information

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    7. Will consumers accept irradiated foods?

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    8. US poultry industry reluctantly rejects irradiation proposal

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    9. Time for irradiation

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    10. Consumer willingness to pay for safer food products

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    11. Food phobias : more consumers fear their health is threatened by the foods they eat

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    12. Building consumer support for agricultural research and educational programs

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    13. Meeting the need for low literacy reading materials in extension nutrition programs

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    17. De-globalization of food markets? Consumer perceptions of safe food: the case of Norway

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    20. Consumer attitudes about the use of biotechnology in agriculture and food production

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    22. Public perceptions of agricultural biotechnology: a survey of New Jersey residents

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    23. Trends in the United States: consumer attitudes & the supermarket, 1996

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    24. A willingness-to-purchase comparison of integrated pest management and conventional produce

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    25. Self-protection, risk Information, and Ex Ante values of food safety and nutrition

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    29. Setting the stage: understanding communication issues with foodborne pathogens

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    33. Japan's consumers shun food from modified crops in grocery stores, their decisions could affect U.S. farmers

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    36. Canada in no rush to label GM products: position dramatically different in Europe, where it's the law last of a series

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    37. Biotech advances spook Canadians: poll

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    38. Manitobans and their concerns about food

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    40. Shoppers switch to British food

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    42. Biotech food

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    46. Measuring consumer demand for ecolabeled apples

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    47. Assessing consumer preferences for ecolabeled seafood: The influence of species, certifier, and household attributes

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    48. Observed choices for food safety in retail, survey, and auction markets

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    50. GMA survey shows Americans learning more about biotechnology; food consumption patterns unchanged

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    60. Confidence lost and --- partially --- regained: consumer response to food scares

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    65. National opinion poll on labeling of genetically engineered foods

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    66. A survey of organic food purchases and related attitudes of food cooperative shoppers

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    67. Canadians have little taste for GM food

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    69. More U.S consumers see potential benefits to food biotechnology: many oblivious to labeling debate

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    90. Awareness of risks: changing how hamburgers are cooked

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    91. Consumer acceptance of irradiated meat and poultry products

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    95. Changes in consumer knowledge, behavior, and confidence since the 1996 PR/HACCP final rule

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    97. Consumer attitudes to genetically modified organisms in food in the UK

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