Abstract:Nas últimas décadas, os mercados de abastecimento, presentes em muitas grandes cidades brasileiras, passaram por uma crise e uma nova significação, em função da concorrência com as recentes formas de comércio a varejo. Vários foram fechados, e outros conseguiram sobreviver a partir da narrativa de lugar autêntico e do seu reconhecimento como patrimônio e atração turística. Este artigo propõe discutir essas novas representações dos mercados, assim como os seus dilemas a partir de um caso ocorrido no Mercado Cen… Show more
“…The FG for the Brazilian population admits that, although people have great responsibility for food choices, the adoption of recommendations is far from being a mere individual decision, requiring public policies and regulatory actions by the Government to make the environment more conducive to the practice of healthy eating, reducing NCDs and ensuring food and nutritional security [26,27]. In settings such as public markets, the typical character of the preparations served in food outlets can encourage the consumption of meals [5]. However there are other factors that motivate food choices that deserve investigation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this framework, the Family Budget Survey portrays the gradual increase in spending with eating outside the home in the Brazilian population, that increased from 24.1% in the 2002-2003 biennium to 32.8% in the 2017-2018 period [3]. Among the options for eating outside, public markets stand out; they constitute the main foodstuff supply warehouses during the process of cities formation which, over time, incorporated new functions, becoming places of reference in food and cultural identity of a people [4,5].…”
Objective To identify the main determinants of food consumption among adult users of a public market in a capital of Northeastern Brazil. Methods A total of 198 diners in a public market, constituting a sample comprising 149 males and 49 females over 19 years of age, was interviewed using a pre-tested questionnaires from August 2018 to January 2019. Sociodemographic variables such as gender, age, place of origin, education and income, in addition to the determinants of food choices were evaluated. The analysis was performed using the Wilcoxon test (nonparametric) that compared the means of the dimensions involved in these choices according to gender and income. Results Sensory appeal, price and health were the main determinants of food choices. When compared by gender and income, there were significant differences regarding the attributes reviewed. Conclusion The factors that influenced food choice were: sensory appeal, price and health. Ethical issues were the ones that least interfered with food choice. Thus, such aspects must be taken into account for the development of public policies in the area of collective eating and environmental education. The factors that influenced food choice were: sensory appeal, price and health. Ethical issues were the ones that least interfered with food choice. Thus, such aspects must be taken into account for the development of public policies in the area of collective eating and environmental education.
“…The FG for the Brazilian population admits that, although people have great responsibility for food choices, the adoption of recommendations is far from being a mere individual decision, requiring public policies and regulatory actions by the Government to make the environment more conducive to the practice of healthy eating, reducing NCDs and ensuring food and nutritional security [26,27]. In settings such as public markets, the typical character of the preparations served in food outlets can encourage the consumption of meals [5]. However there are other factors that motivate food choices that deserve investigation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this framework, the Family Budget Survey portrays the gradual increase in spending with eating outside the home in the Brazilian population, that increased from 24.1% in the 2002-2003 biennium to 32.8% in the 2017-2018 period [3]. Among the options for eating outside, public markets stand out; they constitute the main foodstuff supply warehouses during the process of cities formation which, over time, incorporated new functions, becoming places of reference in food and cultural identity of a people [4,5].…”
Objective To identify the main determinants of food consumption among adult users of a public market in a capital of Northeastern Brazil. Methods A total of 198 diners in a public market, constituting a sample comprising 149 males and 49 females over 19 years of age, was interviewed using a pre-tested questionnaires from August 2018 to January 2019. Sociodemographic variables such as gender, age, place of origin, education and income, in addition to the determinants of food choices were evaluated. The analysis was performed using the Wilcoxon test (nonparametric) that compared the means of the dimensions involved in these choices according to gender and income. Results Sensory appeal, price and health were the main determinants of food choices. When compared by gender and income, there were significant differences regarding the attributes reviewed. Conclusion The factors that influenced food choice were: sensory appeal, price and health. Ethical issues were the ones that least interfered with food choice. Thus, such aspects must be taken into account for the development of public policies in the area of collective eating and environmental education. The factors that influenced food choice were: sensory appeal, price and health. Ethical issues were the ones that least interfered with food choice. Thus, such aspects must be taken into account for the development of public policies in the area of collective eating and environmental education.
“…Voltamos a invocar o conjunto de trabalhos acadêmicos desenvolvido no mercado e nossos dados que indicam um processo que se realiza cotidianamente: espaços e práticas sociais produzem e reproduzem o sentimento de pertencimento social, de identidade local e de continuidade histórica (Andrade, 2017;Mergarejo Netto & Diniz, 2004;Costa, 2006;Filgueiras, 2006). As alterações recentes precisam ser observadas com atenção, pois podem provocar mudanças nessas dinâmicas, o que geraria rebatimentos no espaço e na sociabilidade pública.…”
Section: A Dimensão Identitária No/do Mercado Central E No/do Mercado...unclassified
“…Entre 2017 e 2019 foram realizadas entrevistas 3 com lojistas tradicionais e novos lojistas, além de várias incursões, em momentos distintos, com o propósito de identificar as tipologias e a destinação de usos, as sucessivas fases de mudança no perfil das destinações de uso, observar os grupos sociais frequentes, bem como as interações entre lojistas, entre fregueses e lojistas e entre frequentadores assíduos. Além disso, foram realizadas pesquisas documental e bibliográfica, já que este Mercado deu ensejo a vários trabalhos acadêmico-científicos (Mergarejo Netto & Diniz, 2004;Costa, 2006;Filgueiras, 2006;Andrade, 2017).…”
Resumo Nos contemporâneos processos de transformação das grandes cidades, os mercados públicos têm sido um dos alvos espaciais que induzem mudanças nas práticas sociais e nos perfis de seus usuários e consumidores. Em Belo Horizonte, o Mercado Central e o Mercado Novo revelam essas tendências e tornam-se objetos privilegiados de estudo de caso. Esta pesquisa, realizada entre 2017 e 2019, buscou identificar transformações, resistências e tensões, em curso, nesses tradicionais espaços comerciais. As análises buscaram ultrapassar uma perspectiva simplista ou generalista de gentrificação, esquadrinhando lógicas de caráter segregacionista e a alteração das práticas sociais, econômicas e culturais, devido a processos ainda anteriores, como os de patrimonialização, gourmetização e turistificação, caracterizados pela exploração de atividades culturais dirigidas a um público solvente e rotativo. Utilizando observações etnográficas, entrevistas e documentos, este estudo analisa como as dimensões - história, rede de relações e identidade - são configuradas cotidianamente. Esta pesquisa mostra como os processos identitários e os sentimentos de pertencimento são diferentes em cada espaço. No Mercado Central preservam-se os padrões tradicionais de propriedade individual e longevidade das lojas. Já a iniciativa “Velho Mercado Novo” busca a “autenticidade calculada” e reforça indiscriminadamente a perspectiva do consumo do lugar.
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