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Study finds consumers link short shelf life with natural food
Original: Study reveals why consumers mistake short shelf life for naturalness of food
New research reported by News-Medical suggests consumers often assume foods with a shorter shelf life are more natural, mistaking rapid spoilage for the absence of processing or additives. The study explores why this perception persists despite shelf life depending on many factors beyond naturalness. Commentators say the finding highlights how packaging and longevity cues shape food choices and trust in products.
Why now: A new study on consumer psychology around food naturalness has just been published, drawing media attention
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