Brook Lyndhurst - The Food Issue

Brook Lyndhurst has extensive experience of researching food, consumption and consumers. So, we decided to try and capture it all in one place and produce a 'brochure'.

Here is the result: Brook Lyndhurst - The Food Issue.

 

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Brook Lyndhurst is an independent research and strategy consultancy. We work on projects that are concerned with understanding, promoting and delivering sustainable development.

Consumer understanding of green terms

Green terms

Brook Lyndhurst conducted an investigation into consumer responses to, and understanding of, the terms used to refer to 'green' issues, from recycling to air miles; and from carbon footprints to water neutrality. This research informed Defra's 2011 guidance on the use of green claims.

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  • Brook Lyndhurst - The Food Issue

    Please click here to download a pdf with information on our food expertise and experience

  • Developing a segmentation model of the Welsh agricultural industry

    In order to understand the impact of forthcoming CAP reform on the agricultural industry, the Welsh Government wishes to develop a segmentation model of Welsh farmers’ attitudes, values and beliefs. Brook Lyndhurst have been commissioned to develop this model, which will enable the Welsh Government to more effectively target communications and policy implementation to the agricultural industry.

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