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VOL 02 NO 01
Adults Family Segment 21
AEW 9
Attitude 8
behavior belief 8
Comfortability 18
Consumer Socialization 36
Cost 18
Farm Activiy 7
FFQ 29
Food Selection 32
Friendly services 18
GCEP 28
HIPPC 42
hybrid rice 4
Information Exposure 31
local farmers 35
Location distance 18
maternal age 35
Motivation 45
NHI 41
Oryza sativa 3
Parental Control 31
Parental Modelling 30
PBC 9
Perception 44
Popularity areas 18
Segmentation 20
Single Adults Segment 20
SSA 41
Subjective Norm 8
Sukamandi 6
Tour facilities 18
Tour originality 18
Tourism 15
Typical Culinary Tour 22
Vegetable Eating Habits 30
Young Adult Segment 21
VOL 02 NO 02
Adolescents 44
buying behaviour 5
Buying decision 9
Claim 34
Consumer education 44
Consumer Education Materia 46
Consumer Liability 47
Consumer Rights 47
FCQ 61
Food Additives 35
Food Label 29
Frequency 8
GCEP 61
Halal logo 28
Healthy Food Selection 62
HRDA 60
Inaplas 3
Information Resources 48
Interrelated Relationships Research 63
IPS 45
Label Reading 31
MILOV 61
NCPA 44
NGO 31
non-contagious diseases 36
OTBA 17
OTBA service 22
Packaging Type 8
Part Label Read 32
perceptual instrument 4
Place of Purchase 9
psychological factor 65
Reason Purchasing 9
Research Sites 31
Rural 8
Sachet Packaging 6
Spending 8
SSS 44
Transportation 17
ULC 45
Urban 8
VMS 45
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