MED-LINKS WP1 T1.3 Consumer Preferences Eco-labels in Short Supply Chains

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socioeconomic

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dataset

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CamAhm

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Alm

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This dataset, developed as part of the MED-LINKS (Data-enabled Business Models and Market Linkages Enhancing) project, financed by the PRIMA 2020 Section 2 (Horizon 2020), contains the responses collected between 26/05/2023 and 16/06/2023 through a Computer Assisted Web Interview conducted on consumer attitudes and preferences for fruit and vegetables in Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, and Morocco.

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