CUES Representative Survey A: A cross-national study of sustainable food consumption in ten European countries

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This record provides study-level metadata and documentation for CUES Representative Survey A, a cross-national online survey examining individual, social, cultural, political and media-related influences on sustainable food consumption across ten European countries. The survey was conducted in March 2025 through the European market research provider Bilendi. It included measures of sustainable food knowledge, attitudes, consumption frequency, purchasing motives, purchase probability, food-waste avoidance, personal and social norms, media and advertising influences, personal cultural orientations, consumer ethnocentrism, religiosity, political orientation, justice restoration potential, trust in companies offering sustainable food products, environmental concern and sociodemographic characteristics. Survey A provided data for the article “When tradition meets tomorrow: Personal cultural orientations, normative influence and attitudes toward sustainable food consumption,” available through the related Zenodo publication record: https://zenodo.org/records/20510873. This initial release contains a README file and the blank informed consent form. The participant-level dataset is not included at this stage. Any future release of data or additional documentation will be assessed separately in accordance with the approved ethics documentation, GDPR requirements, relevant data agreements and the CUES Data Curation Policy. The contributors listed hereby are the co-authors of the associated publication record. Funded by the European Union under GA no. 101136507. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Executive Agency (REA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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