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  • Young people’s food culture. Consumer Studies with research and development potential

 

MANTRA conducts anthropological studies of consumer behavior and interviews with young consumers aged 14–26, focusing specifically on their shopping habits, eating practices, and readiness for change regarding the consumption of plant-based foods. MANTRA explores young people’s relationship to the green transition in their everyday meal practices, including their thoughts on new plant-based dishes, labelling, and packaging. The project generates new knowledge about current attitudes and consumption patterns among young people in relation to plant-based cooking and consumption.

The research perspective is related to Food Culture Studies and centers on consumer behavior, the green transition, and the creation of new insights into young people’s food practices in relation to plant-based foods.


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Innovation PI

Johanne Korsdal Sørensen

External Relations Manager School of Culture and Society - Department of Anthropology

Research PI

Susanne Højlund Pedersen

Associate Professor School of Culture and Society - Department of Anthropology

Facts

The project is financed by the Plant-Based Food Grant

Total budget: 3.5 million DKK

Duration: 2 years