Long term trends on the purchase of selected vegetables in Scotland

C Revoredo-Giha

Long term trends on the purchase of selected vegetables in Scotland

C Revoredo-Giha

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Abstract

Food consumption does not change overnight due to motives such as routine, preferences; therefore, it is
important to study long term trends. This project estimated those trends for the consumption of fruit and vegetables in Scotland processing disclosed household surveys by Defra since 1974 (i.e., National Food Survey, Expenditure and Food Survey and Living Costs and Food Survey).
Why this kind of analysis is important?
• It shows the evolution of preferences, which respond to different factors (e.g., health, taste).
• Important counterpart of any analysis of production.
• Provide information of the total demand for food.

Original language	English
Publication status	Print publication - 13 Aug 2025
Event	Topic B4/B5 in-person Policy / Stakeholder Engagement meeting: Sowing the seeds of Scotland's Good Food Future - Caledonian Hall - Royal Botanic Gardens , Edinburgh, United Kingdom Duration: 10 Sept 2025 → 10 Jan 2026

Seminar

Seminar	Topic B4/B5 in-person Policy / Stakeholder Engagement meeting
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Edinburgh
Period	10/09/25 → 10/01/26

Rural Policy Centre Themes

Food, health and wellbeing
Rural economies and communities

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RESAS 22-27: Ri-b5-04 Understanding The Scottish Food Supply Chain
Revoredo Giha, C. (PI)
Scottish Government: Rural & Environment Science & Analytical Services
1/04/22 → 31/03/27
Project: Research

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Long term trends on the purchase of selected vegetables in Scotland

Abstract

Seminar

Rural Policy Centre Themes

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RESAS 22-27: Ri-b5-04 Understanding The Scottish Food Supply Chain

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