Nébih reassesses food buying habits
Nébih asked people to help with the research by answering the questions. It will take about 15 minutes to complete the questionnaire, and participants in the survey will be anonymous, the agency said.
The research examines how a protracted coronavirus pandemic affects the amount of food stored at home, how people manage stocks, and how their lifestyles have changed. (MTI)
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