Carbonated Beverage Consumption among UK University Students

Carbonated Beverage Consumption among UK University Students

This work examined carbonated beverage consumption among 303 UK university students (132 males, 171 females) and assessed their current beliefs concerning the personal carbonated beverage consumption and preferences. Participants completed a questionnaire that was constructed using an online survey...

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Main Authors:	Abubaker QUTIESHAT, Rayhana AOUIDIDI
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Sprint Investify 2020-06-01
Series:	Expert Journal of Marketing
Subjects:	carbonated beverage university students consumption sugar-free low-calorie serving options
Online Access:	http://marketing.expertjournals.com/23446773-805/

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