Missing out is a loss: Investigating the effectiveness of scarcity appeals in promoting insect-based foods

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Publication date: February 2026

Source: Food Quality and Preference, Volume 136

Author(s): Zining Wang, Yanzhe Yuan, Jaewoo Park

Publication date: February 2026Source: Food Quality and Preference, Volume 136Author(s): Zining Wang, Yanzhe Yuan, Jaewoo Park Read More

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