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Single-use plastic packaging in the Canadian food industry: consumer behavior and perceptions

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Single-use plastic packaging in the Canadian food industry: consumer behavior and perceptions

T. R. Walker, E. Mcguinty, et al.

This groundbreaking Canada-wide study reveals a fascinating paradox: while 93.7% of respondents are eager to tackle single-use plastic waste, they are surprisingly hesitant to pay extra for sustainable food packaging alternatives. Conducted by Tony R. Walker, Eamonn McGuinty, Sylvain Charlebois, and Janet Music from Dalhousie University, the research uncovers critical insights into consumer behavior and preferences for sustainable practices.

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