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An Analysis of Japanese Consumer Consciousness on Mislabeling Food: Derived from a Consumer Questionnaire on Kuruma Prawns and Black Tiger Prawns

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Mochizuki, Masashi and Oishi, Taro

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Since October 2013, consecutive cases of food mislabeling, such as Black Tiger Prawns being sold under the name of Kuruma Prawns in famous restaurants, department stores, etc., have begun to surface in Japan, and this has become a social problem. This study conducted a consumer questionnaire in free-answer format in...

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Research Paper and Poster

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: Derived from a Consumer Questionnaire on Kuruma Prawns and Black Tiger Prawns Masashi MOCHIZUKI
Oishi205 extended abstract.pdf

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Oishi, Taro, Tatefuku, I., and Mochizuki, M.

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The “Fast Fish” campaign is a policy promoted by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in Japan. The term “Fast Fish” refers to fish products that are boneless and easy to prepare. Our study examined the campaign’s influence on consumer consciousness of marine environmental preservation in Japan, which is...

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@yahoo.co.jp Masashi MOCHIZUKI Technology Research Department; Kyoto Prefectural Agriculture, Forestry
Oishi 205 presentation.pdf

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Oishi, Taro, Tatefuku, I., and Mochizuki, M.

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The “Fast Fish” campaign is a policy promoted by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in Japan. The term “Fast Fish” refers to fish products that are boneless and easy to prepare. Our study examined the campaign’s influence on consumer consciousness of marine environmental preservation in Japan, which is...

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Taro Oishi*, Ienori Tatefuku, and Masashi
The interaction of an internal tide with the frontal zone in a coastal upwelling region

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Mooers, C. N. K. (Christopher N. K.)

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Dissertation

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. The internal tide then propagates in the onshore and offshore directions, Figure 2c. The reason that