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Testing the use of behavioural interventions in promoting the consumption

The project builds on the previously commissioned, Increasing consumption of locally landed fish in the UK: Explorative research to inform the development of behavioural interventions, which explored barriers and drivers to the consumption of UK-produced seafood. Barriers and drivers identified included low awareness of provenance, prioritisation of price and taste, convenience and lack of cooking skill, unfamiliar look and feel. The authors proposed two broad intervention areas in the final scoping report: 1. Prov...

Buyer

Department for Environment , Food & Rural affairs

Value

£114,617

Published

28 Mar 2025

Closes

20 Feb 2024

Procurement details

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Region

United Kingdom

Procurement method

Selective

Category

Services

Contract starts

4 Nov 2024

Contract ends

31 Mar 2025

CPV classifications

79315000

Social research services

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Lot default Testing the use of behavioural interventions in promoting the consumption

£114,617

The project builds on the previously commissioned, Increasing consumption of locally landed fish in the UK: Explorative research to inform the development of behavioural interventions, which explored barriers and drivers to the consumption of UK-produced seafood. Barriers and drivers identified included low awareness of provenance, prioritisation of price an...

Delivery: British Oversea Territories, Channel Islands, Europe, Isle of Man, Rest of the World, United Kingdom

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28 Mar 2025

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