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2021.01.21 | Events
Ny forbrugerforskning i fødevarer præsenteres på åbent webinar
Danskernes forbrug af snacks, søde sager og kød er på programmet, når forskere fra MAPP Centret og Institut for Fødevarer ved Aarhus Universitet præsenterer en række nye undersøgelser på fødevareområdet. Det sker på et webinar den 4. marts, hvor alle interesserede er velkomne.
2021.01.21 | Research news
Almost a third of Danes have cut down on the meat in their diets
A new study from Aarhus University shows that almost a third of the Danes have reduced or stopped their meat consumption. Among these are, in particular, people with higher education, people in larger cities, women and young people.
2020.12.22 | Research news
Inddragelse af forbrugere i forskning skal øge tilliden til fødevarer
I et pilotprojekt finansieret af det europæiske fødevareinitiativ EIT Food undersøger forskere fra blandt andet MAPP Centret ved Aarhus Universitet, om det er muligt at styrke forbrugernes tillid til de fødevarer, de spiser. Det sker ved hjælp af et initiativ kaldet Citizen Science, hvor forbrugerne inddrages i forskningen.
2020.12.18 | Research news
Do we want to eat food with protein from cod waste?
Cod waste can be transformed into high quality fish protein, which can be added to our food products and thereby contribute to both our health and the circular economy. But are we willing to eat food enriched with cod protein? Researchers from the MAPP Centre at Aarhus University are looking into the matter in a new EIT Food study.
2020.12.10 | Research news
Consumer preference differs when grocery shopping online
We love to shop online - but we have still not fully adopted the concept of online grocery shopping. A new study has identified three consumer segments that could be useful in developing the future of online grocery shopping.
2020.12.09 | Research news
Large study unveils eating habits during the corona crisis
Under the leadership of the MAPP Centre at Aarhus University, researchers have studied Europeans' eating habits during the corona crisis across 10 countries. The results show, among other things, a tendency towards more deliberate and larger purchases as well as a strengthened interest in cooking - and there are indications that some of the new…
2020.10.30 | Research news
2.9 million grant for Alice Grønhøj
Associate Professor of Management Alice Grønhøj has received a DKK 2.9 million grant from Independent Research Fund Denmark. She will investigate how teenagers and young people may act as catalysts for more sustainable food patterns.
2020.08.05 | Seminar
EIT Food online course on understanding food labels
Learn how to interpret food labels so you can make informed food choices and buy food that supports your health and wellbeing.
2020.07.01 | Research news
Fællesskab kan motivere mænd til at spise sundere
Hvis mænd over 55 år skal spise sundere, så kan samvær omkring maden i form af madlavnings- og spisefællesskaber være en del af løsningen. Det viser en ny undersøgelse, som Institut for Fødevarer og MAPP Centret ved Aarhus Universitet står bag.
2020.07.01 | Research news
Erhvervsskoleelever vil gerne spise sundere, men mangler værktøjerne
En del af de danske erhvervsskoleelever vil gerne spise sundere, men de mangler viden og kompetencer i forhold til mad - såkaldt ”food literacy” - for at nå i mål. Det er én af konklusionerne i en ny undersøgelse fra MAPP Centret ved Aarhus Universitet.