Food anti-consumption behavior: a systematic review and future research agenda
Jaziri, Dhouha; Rehman, Mohsin Abdur; Hasni, Muhammad Junaid Shahid; Ben Jebril, Ameni (2025-06-13)
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13.06.2025
Jaziri, D., Rehman, M.A., Hasni, M.J.S. and Ben Jebril, A. (2025), "Food anti-consumption behavior: a systematic review and future research agenda", British Food Journal, Vol. 127 No. 13, pp. 373-395. https://doi.org/10.1108/BFJ-10-2024-1087
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Abstract
Purpose:
This study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors and contexts that influence food anti-consumption behavior. This study develops a deeper understanding of theoretical, contextual and methodological nuances that shape such behaviors and guide future research in this area.
Design/methodology/approach:
A systematic literature review was conducted based on an in-depth analysis of 71 carefully selected articles from the Scopus and Web of Science databases. The PRISMA was used to ensure a structured and rigorous review process. This analysis followed the theories-contexts-methods (TCM) and antecedents-decisions-outcomes (ADO) frameworks.
Findings:
The study presents a comprehensive theoretical framework (TCM-ADO) of food anti-consumption behavior. The review uncovers critical insights into existing theories, contexts and methods while also identifying future research directions. Implications for consumer well-being are discussed, providing a robust foundation for advancing this area of research.
Research limitations/implications:
The study is subject to the usual limitations of systematic literature reviews, such as criteria related to time, language and the selection of specific databases. Future research could benefit from using alternative criteria or databases to capture more studies on food anti-consumption behavior.
Originality/value:
This systematic literature review (SLR) is the first to apply both the TCM and ADO frameworks to food anti-consumption behavior. The findings provide valuable contributions to the theoretical and practical understanding of food anti-consumption, offering a well-structured agenda for future research.
Purpose:
This study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the factors and contexts that influence food anti-consumption behavior. This study develops a deeper understanding of theoretical, contextual and methodological nuances that shape such behaviors and guide future research in this area.
Design/methodology/approach:
A systematic literature review was conducted based on an in-depth analysis of 71 carefully selected articles from the Scopus and Web of Science databases. The PRISMA was used to ensure a structured and rigorous review process. This analysis followed the theories-contexts-methods (TCM) and antecedents-decisions-outcomes (ADO) frameworks.
Findings:
The study presents a comprehensive theoretical framework (TCM-ADO) of food anti-consumption behavior. The review uncovers critical insights into existing theories, contexts and methods while also identifying future research directions. Implications for consumer well-being are discussed, providing a robust foundation for advancing this area of research.
Research limitations/implications:
The study is subject to the usual limitations of systematic literature reviews, such as criteria related to time, language and the selection of specific databases. Future research could benefit from using alternative criteria or databases to capture more studies on food anti-consumption behavior.
Originality/value:
This systematic literature review (SLR) is the first to apply both the TCM and ADO frameworks to food anti-consumption behavior. The findings provide valuable contributions to the theoretical and practical understanding of food anti-consumption, offering a well-structured agenda for future research.
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