Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status

X.Y. Zhang; H. Dagevos; Y. He; I.A. van der Lans; F. Zhai

Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status

X.Y. Zhang, H. Dagevos, Y. He, I.A. van der Lans, F. Zhai

Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference paper › Academic › peer-review

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2008
Event	17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness - Duration: 23 Jun 2007 → 24 Jun 2007

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Conference	17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness
Period	23/06/07 → 24/06/07

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Zhang, X. Y., Dagevos, H., He, Y., van der Lans, I. A., & Zhai, F. (2008). Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status. Paper presented at 17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness.

Zhang, X.Y. ; Dagevos, H. ; He, Y. et al. / Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status. Paper presented at 17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness.

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Zhang, XY , Dagevos, H, He, Y, van der Lans, IA & Zhai, F 2008, 'Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status', Paper presented at 17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness, 23/06/07 - 24/06/07.

Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status. / Zhang, X.Y.; Dagevos, H.; He, Y. et al.
2008. Paper presented at 17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference paper › Academic › peer-review

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Zhang XY , Dagevos H, He Y, van der Lans IA, Zhai F. Consumption and corpulence in China: A consumer segmentation study of consumers from the perspective of food products and health status. 2008. Paper presented at 17th Annual World Symposium of the International Food & Agribusiness Management Association Food Culture: Tradition, Innovation and Trust - A Positive Force for Modern Agribusiness.