The role of trust, expectation, and deception when buying organic animal products

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• Consumer trust is highly important for the success of organically certified animal products. • Becoming aware of the gap between individual expectations and the reality on farms can cause distrust and a feeling of deception among consumers. • The feeling of deception does not automatically reduce consumers' intention to buy organic products-one reason is that organic products are still perceived as the best option for animal welfare. • As the expectation-reality gap is widening, the organic sector should use the time available to adapt handling conditions in organic farming to align with consumer expectations.

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Kühl, S., Bayer, E., & Schulze, M. (2023). The role of trust, expectation, and deception when buying organic animal products. Animal Frontiers, 13(1), 40–47. https://doi.org/10.1093/af/vfac080

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