Tunisian consumers perception and behavior towards organic food products

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byBologna University Press

Citation

Mtimet, N., Souissi, A. and Mhamdi, N. 2020. Tunisian consumers perception and behavior towards organic food products. New Medit 19(1):3–18.

Authors

  • Mtimet, Nadhem
  • Souissi, Asma
  • Mhamdi, Neama

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