Sensory Experiences and Expectations of Italian and German Organic Consumers

Author:

Asioli Daniele,Canavari Maurizio,Pignatti Erika,Obermowe Tim,Sidali Katia Laura,Vogt Christine,Spiller Achim

Funder

Financial support from the Commission of the European Communities and organic SMEs of Switzerland, Germany, The Netherlands, Poland, Italy, and France for Project 218477-2 (ECROPOLIS) is acknowledged.

Publisher

Informa UK Limited

Subject

Marketing,Food Science,Business and International Management

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