Elsevier The Sustainable Food Choice: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Consumer Food Behavior

The Sustainable Food Choice: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Consumer Food Behaviour explores the intricate relationship between individual preferences, societal norms, and global challenges in the pursuit of sustainable eating habits. Featuring contributions from experts across various fields, the book delves into the nutritional, social, and psychological foundations of food choices, the influence of technology and innovation, and the role of policy in guiding consumer behavior. Through comprehensive analysis and case studies, it offers a roadmap for promoting environmentally friendly and health-conscious food consumption patterns. The book is structured into three sections, with each part focusing on unique aspects of sustainable eating. Highlights include chapters on psychological predictors of food choices, the impact of political attitudes, mindfulness in eating, front-of-package labeling, and smartphone interventions. It provides a holistic understanding of how science, mindfulness, and technology can be leveraged to encourage sustainable food choices. Incorporates diverse perspectives to bridge the gap between knowledge and actionable ideas to promote more sustainable eating habits Assesses psychological predictors of sustainable food choices Showcases smartphone technology to promote sustainable food choices Explores individual differences in sustainable eating through political, environmental, sociological, and emotional influences