Consumer demand for cholesterol-lowering enhanced margarine products

A New Perspective on the Development of Cholesterol-Lowering Products

Building consumer demand for tobacco-cessation products and services: The national tobacco cessation collaborative's consumer demand roundtable.

f the 43.4 million current smokers in the U.S., 70% say that they want to quit, and over 40% report making at least one serious quit attempt ach year. But most smokers who try to quit do not use he proven treatments that could double or triple their hances of succeeding. Unfortunately, smokers in the roups and populations with the highest smoking prevaence (Native Americans/Alaska Natives, low-...

the relationship between farm-gate and consumer demand for meat products in iran

demand for farm output is theoretically consistent with consumer demand and marketing performance. many studies have focused on demand interrelationships at the retail level, but not on the demand for farm output. in this study, derived demand elasticities of sheep, beef and chicken were estimated in a complete system of demand functions by seemingly unrelated regression estimator (sure) for th...

Food combinations for cholesterol lowering.

Reducing elevated LDL-cholesterol is a key public health challenge. There is substantial evidence from randomised controlled trials (RCT) that a number of foods and food components can significantly reduce LDL-cholesterol. Data from RCT have been reviewed to determine whether effects are additive when two or more of these components are consumed together. Typically components, such as plant sta...

Consumer Demand for Traceability

The International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium is an informal association of University and Government economists interested in agricultural trade. Its purpose is to foster interaction, improve research capacity and to focus on relevant trade policy issues. It is financed by United States Department of Agriculture (ERS, and FAS), Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the participating ...