The reporting of food fraud by daily printed media: the portuguese case study

Mil-Homens, Ana Sofia; Moura, Ana Pinto de; Rodrigues, Diana; Cunha, Luís Miguel

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Mil-Homens, Ana Sofia

Moura, Ana Pinto de

Rodrigues, Diana

Cunha, Luís Miguel

Abstract(s)

Food fraud may be under the attention of the media because the food fraud phenomenon is growing as the food chains become more diverse and more global to meet the demands of growing urban populations. The aim of this exploratory study was to characterize the nature of the reporting of food fraud in news from the major daily Portuguese newspapers.