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NEW PUBLICATION – Routine Activities Theory and Food Fraud Victimization – Update

NEW PUBLICATION – Routine Activities Theory and Food Fraud Victimization – UpdateBy •

Our recent consumer food fraud victimization publication has a renewed importance due to the increase in e-commerce and online shopping focus. COVID-19 drove consumers to unprecedented online purchases and e-commerce. There are ways that food companies can position their products to build consumer confidence and reduce the consumer’s […]

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NEW PUBLICATION: Food Fraud Victimization of Online Consumers

NEW PUBLICATION: Food Fraud Victimization of Online ConsumersBy •

Are consumers setting themselves up to get defrauded? (Yes.) Can the food industry modify food fraud prevention strategies to help consumers avoid get cheated? (Yes.)  With two of my Criminology professor colleagues, we explored in this new article “routine activities” theory to strengthen “the role consumers play in

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