Dear Professional Colleagues,
One of my Faculty Member are
requested the below full text articles for P.hd. purpose. Therefore I
would be very grateful to you, If you can help in this regard.
1) Investigating the concept of meat quality from the
consumers’ perspective: The case of Greece; Meat Science
Volume 72,
Issue 1, January 2006, Pages 164-176; Athanasios Krystallisa,
and Ioannis S. Arvanitoyannisb
2) Relating consumer perceptions of
pork quality to physical product characteristics;Food Quality
and Preference Volume 9,
Issue 4, July 1998, Pages 273-281; L. Bredahl a,
K. G. Grunerta,
and C. Fertinb
3) Consumer perception of meat quality and implications
for product development in the meat sector—a review; Meat SciencebVolume 66,
Issue 2, February 2004, Pages 259-272; Klaus G. Grunert, , Lone Bredahl
and Karen Bruns
4) Meat in context. On the relation between perceptions
and contexts; Appetite Volume 54,
Issue 2, April 2010, Pages 274-281; Sara Korzena
and Jesper Lassen
5) Consumer expectations and perceptions of meat and meat
product quality; Meat Science
Volume 43,
Supplement 1, 1996, Pages 5-19; S. Issanchou
6) Sensory aspects of consumer choices for meat and meat
products; Meat Science
Volume 66,
Issue 1, January 2004, Pages 11-20; A. V. A. Resurreccion;
7) Consumer Attitude And Awareness Towards Food-Related
Hygienic Hazards; Journal of food safety,Volume 17 Issue 4, Pages 215 – 221;
8) Determinants of intention to purchase chicken in Italy: the role
of consumer risk perception and trust in different information sources; Gianluca Stefani 1, Alessio
Cavicchi 2, Donato Romano 3, Alexandra E. Lobb 4; Agribusiness
Volume 24 Issue 4, Pages 523 - 537
9) Consumer attitude and awareness towards food-related
hygienic hazards; Journal of food safety; 1997, vol. 17, no4, pp. 215-221 (13
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GRASSO G. M. (1)
10) Sensory properties and preferences; Meat Science
Volume 36,
Issues 1-2, 1994, Pages 67-77 ; E. Risvika
11) Food quality and safety––consumer
perception and public health concern; Food Control
Volume 16,
Issue 8, October 2005, Pages 649-655; A. Röhra,,
K. Lüddeckea,
S. Druscha,
M.J. Müllera
and R.v. Alvenslebenb
12) Inter-household and intra-household Patterns of Fish
and Meat Consumption in Fishing Communities in Two States in Nigeria; British Journal of Nutrition Vol.:
97, No.: 1, January 2007; Ahmed Gomna; Krishen Rana
13) Challenges to Meat Safety in the 21st Century; Meat Science Vol.: 78, No.:
1&2, February 2008 [Page 3-13]; John N. Sofos
14) Preference Structure for Lamb Meat Consumers. A
Spanish Case Study; Meat Science. Vol 71; No 3; Year 2005. 464-470; Rodolfo Bernabéu; Antonio Tendero
15) Emotions generated by meat and
other food products in women; British Journal of Nutrition. Vol 94; No 4; Year 2005.
609-619; S. Rousset; V. Deiss; E. Juillard; P. Schlich; S.
Droit-Volet
16) Investigating the Concept of Meat Quality from the
Consumers’ Perspective: The Case of Greece; Meat Science. Vol 72; No 1; Year 2006. 164-176; Athanasios Krystallis; Ioannis S. Arvanitoyannis
17) Gender Specific Preferences and
Attitudes towards Meat; Food Quality and Preference Vol.:
13, No.: 5, July 2002 [Page 285-294]; Elin Kubberød; Øydis Ueland; Marit Rødbotten; Frank
Westad; Einar Risvik;
18) Seasonality in Household Demand for Meat and Fish:
Evidence from an Urban Area; Turkish Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences. Vol
29; No 6; Year 2005. 1217-1224; Halil Fidan; Mushtaq Ahmad Klasra
19) Buying Higher Welfare Poultry Products? Profiling
Flemish Consumers who do and do not; Poultry Science. Vol 88; No 12; Year 2009. 2702-2711; F. Vanhonacker ; W. Verbeke
20) Ambivalence towards Meat; Appetite. Vol 42; No 1; Year 2004. 71-78; Mariëtte Berndsen; Joop van der Pligt
21) Risks of Meat: The Relative Impact
of Cognitive, Affective and Moral Concerns; Appetite. Vol 44; No 2; Year 2005. 195-205; Mariëtte Berndsen; Joop van der Pligt
22) Factors Influencing Consumption of Pork and Poultry n the Irish Market; Appetite. Vol 43; No 1; Year 2004. 19-28; M. McCarthy; S. O'Reilly; L. Cotter; M. de Boer
23) The Relationship between Attitudes, Demographic Factors and Perceived Consumption of Meats and other Proteins in Relation to the BSE Crisis: A Regional Study in the United Kingdom; Health, Risk & Society. Vol 3; No 2; Year 2001. 181-197; Joan Harvey; George Erdos; Stuart Challinor with S. Drew; S. Taylor; R. Ash; S. Ward; C. Gibson; C. Scarr; F. Dixon; A. Hinde; C. Moffat
24) Segmentation Based on Consumers' Perceived Importance and Attitude toward Farm Animal Welfare; International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food. Vol 15; No 3; Year 2007. 91-107; Filiep Vanhonacker; Wim Verbeke; Els Van Poucke ; Frank A.M. Tuyttens
25) Health Communication and Consumer Behavior on Meat in Belgium: >From BSE until Dioxin; Journal of Health Communication. Vol 4; No 4; Year 1999. 345- 357; Wim Verbeke; jacques Viaene;Olivier Guiot
26) Beef, Chicken and Pork Consumption and Consumer Safety and Nutritional Concerns in the City of Campinas, Brazil; Food Control Vol.: 19, No.: 11, November 2008 [Page 1051-1058; Maria da Conceiç ao Pereira da Fonseca, Elisabete Salay