Pareti, M.;                     Guo, J.;                     Abudurofu, N.;                     Liu, Q.;                     Bulibuli, A.;                     Canavari, M.    
        The Impact of Trust on Chinese Consumers’ Acceptance of Meat Substitutes: The Mediating Role of Perceived Benefits and Perceived Risks, and the Moderating Role of Consumer Knowledge. Foods 2025, 14, 669.
    https://doi.org/10.3390/foods14040669
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                                Pareti M,                                 Guo J,                                 Abudurofu N,                                 Liu Q,                                 Bulibuli A,                                 Canavari M.        
                The Impact of Trust on Chinese Consumers’ Acceptance of Meat Substitutes: The Mediating Role of Perceived Benefits and Perceived Risks, and the Moderating Role of Consumer Knowledge. Foods. 2025; 14(4):669.
        https://doi.org/10.3390/foods14040669
    
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                                Pareti, Muhabaiti,                                 Junsong Guo,                                 Nadire Abudurofu,                                 Qiankun Liu,                                 Abulizi Bulibuli,                                 and Maurizio Canavari.        
                2025. "The Impact of Trust on Chinese Consumers’ Acceptance of Meat Substitutes: The Mediating Role of Perceived Benefits and Perceived Risks, and the Moderating Role of Consumer Knowledge" Foods 14, no. 4: 669.
        https://doi.org/10.3390/foods14040669
    
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                                Pareti, M.,                                 Guo, J.,                                 Abudurofu, N.,                                 Liu, Q.,                                 Bulibuli, A.,                                 & Canavari, M.        
        
        (2025). The Impact of Trust on Chinese Consumers’ Acceptance of Meat Substitutes: The Mediating Role of Perceived Benefits and Perceived Risks, and the Moderating Role of Consumer Knowledge. Foods, 14(4), 669.
        https://doi.org/10.3390/foods14040669