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Inclusion of circular economy practices in the food supply chain: Challenges and possibilities for reducing food wastage in emerging economies like India
Predicting Malaysian household food waste behaviour through an integrated framework of theory of planned behaviour (TPB) and theory of interpersonal behaviour (TIB)
Evaluating the effectiveness of household food waste interventions through scenario-based fuzzy cognitive map methodology: A new tool and guide to food policy-research
The circular economy futures in the making: Transformativity and object ontologies in food waste practices in Finnish households, supermarkets and biogas plants
Where to start fighting the food waste problem? Identifying most promising entry points for intervention programs to reduce household food waste and overconsumption of food
Trends and drivers of end-use energy demand and the implications for managing energy in food supply chains: Synthesising insights from the social sciences
Towards realizing the sustainability potential within digital food provisioning platforms: The case of meal box schemes and online grocery shopping in Norway
Food for thought: Comparing self-reported versus curbside measurements of household food wasting behavior and the predictive capacity of behavioral determinants
To reduce or to recycle? Urban residents’ views on food waste and food-related packaging practices in The Hague, Netherlands
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