Food and You - Secondary Analysis - Waves 1-5
Secondary analysis research using the data from the first five waves of the Food and You survey.
Research projects related to the programme
Food and You - Wave Five
Research from wave five of the biennial Food and You consumer survey.
Food and You - Wave Four
Research from wave four of the biennial Food and You consumer survey.
Food and You - Wave Three
Approach and insights from wave three of the biennial Food and You consumer survey.
Food and You - Wave Two
Food and You is a biennial survey exploring the public’s attitudes, reported knowledge and behaviour relating to food safety and production.
Food and You - Wave One
Information about the first Food and You survey in 2010, background, key findings and research reports.
Food and You - Secondary Analysis - Wave 1-4
Secondary analysis research using the data from the first four waves of the Food and You survey.
Food and You - Secondary Analysis - Waves 1-3
Food and You is our flagship consumer survey, find out about our secondary analysis projects based on data from Waves 1-3, conducted from 2010-2014.
Food and You secondary data analysis to consider relationships between food safety and nutrition
Relationships between food safety and nutrition practices are largely unexplored. The aim of this project is to conduct secondary analysis of the Food and You waves 1 and 2 data to consider whether relationships exist between food safety and nutrition practices, and what the nature of these relationships is.
Food and You - Secondary Analysis - Waves 1-2
Secondary analysis of Food and You waves 1-2. Find out more about how the research led to the revision of our analytical tool - the Index of Recommended Practice (IRP).
Food and You secondary data analysis to understand domestic food safety practices
This project involved secondary data analysis of our Waves 1 and 2 Food and You data in order to increase understanding of domestic food safety practices. The project comprised two main stages: secondary analysis of the Food and You data, and peer-review of the our redeveloped index of recommended practice (IRP).