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Perceived food safety, trust in sellers, and food-safety enforcement beliefs in secondary food markets: associations with purchasing behaviour and recommendation intention in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Secondary food markets that resell surplus, unused, near-expiry, or otherwise suboptimal food may contribute to affordability and food waste reduction, but consumers may face uncertainty about product safety, seller accountability, storage conditions, and regulatory oversight. This cross-sectional s
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