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Appetite ; 143: 104408, 2019 12 01.
Artículo en Inglés | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-31449883

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This article discusses the choices and strategies that can hasten or delay the adoption of novel food technologies. We start by examining how genetically-modified food became an object of controversy in the United States and Europe. Then, we present lessons suggested by the history of GMOs for cell-cultured meat adoption. The history of GMOs suggests at least eleven concrete lessons for cultured meat adoption that remain under-discussed in the literature. This paper's findings diverge in several ways from received wisdom on cultured meat adoption. We argue, among other things, that genetic engineering firms understood their work to be humanitarian and environmentally-friendly and so were unprepared for popular backlash, that technology adoption is more readily affected by consumer activism when buyers in a supply chain exert more pressure on sellers than the reverse, and that focusing on the positive aspects of a technology is more successful for encouraging its adoption than responding to negative perceptions.


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Industria de Alimentos/tendencias , Tecnología de Alimentos/tendencias , Alimentos Modificados Genéticamente/provisión & distribución , Carne/provisión & distribución , Activismo Político/tendencias , Técnicas de Cultivo de Célula , Europa (Continente) , Industria de Alimentos/historia , Alimentos Modificados Genéticamente/historia , Historia del Siglo XX , Historia del Siglo XXI , Humanos , Carne/historia , Ajuste Social , Estados Unidos
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