2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2022.116887
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Has the COVID-19 pandemic changed household food management and food waste behavior? A natural experiment using propensity score matching

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“…One study that surveyed households in Thailand found that food waste increased due to the increased reliance on food delivery services [69]. Some studies in countries such as Italy [70], Iran [71], the USA [72], and Australia [73] found in self-reported surveys that less food was being wasted despite shopping behaviours changing. While these studies have attempted to quantify food waste and provide an indication of food waste behaviour, they do not provide definitive evidence of food waste quantities.…”
Section: The Impact Of Covid-19 On the Food Waste Landscapementioning
confidence: 99%
“…One study that surveyed households in Thailand found that food waste increased due to the increased reliance on food delivery services [69]. Some studies in countries such as Italy [70], Iran [71], the USA [72], and Australia [73] found in self-reported surveys that less food was being wasted despite shopping behaviours changing. While these studies have attempted to quantify food waste and provide an indication of food waste behaviour, they do not provide definitive evidence of food waste quantities.…”
Section: The Impact Of Covid-19 On the Food Waste Landscapementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autorzy cytowanego wyżej artykułu, zauważają także, że niektóre modyfikacje praktyk zaopatrzeniowych można określić jako podążanie w kierunku zrównoważonego rozwoju (sustainability), ponieważ również wśród uczestników badań realizowanych we Włoszech nastąpiło urealnienie potrzeb i zwrot w kierunku lepszego gospodarowania posiadanymi zasobami żywności (Forno, Laamanen, Wahlen 2022: 201). Podobne tendencje zauważono również w badaniach dotyczących zarządzania zasobami żywności po pandemii przeprowadzonych w innych krajach, na przykład w Australii (Ananda, Karunasena, Pearson 2023), Stanach Zjednoczonych (Babbitt i in. 2021 czy Japonii (Qian i in.…”
Section: Podsumowanie: Ku Zrównoważonemu Rozwojowi?unclassified
“…The recent spate of studies investigating the effect of Covid-19 lockdown measures on food-related behaviours and household food waste (see for e.g. Ananda et al, 2023;Ronto et al, 2021) demonstrate the fluid social and environmental contexts from which various behaviours, and food waste emerge. The matrix developed in this study represents a more static 'snapshot' of the relative position of different behaviours based on their impacts, likelihood, and adoption rates at the time when the data was collected.…”
Section: Limitations and Future Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%