Data on Swiss consumers’ support for different policies aiming to increase sustainability in food consumption and assessment of actor responsibility

We present survey data from 453 Swiss consumers. Data were collected in the German-speaking parts of Switzerland in February 2023 using an online panel provider. The survey included seven distinctive parts. In a first part, personal data including political orientation and consumption behaviour were collected. In a second part, participants assessed the current consumption in Switzerland regarding sustainability. Participants' food sustainability knowledge was assessed in part three of the survey. In part four, participants rated a total of 19 policy measures for sustainable consumption for their acceptance. Part five dealt with actor responsibility. It included four questions to assess participants' health consciousness. In part six, we measured participants' environmental attitudes. In part seven, participants answered questions on who they think was responsible to take action to increase sustainability in consumption and how much trust they had in these actors to do this successfully. The research design was approved by the Ethics Committee of ETH Zurich (approval number: EK 2023-N-04).

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Data in Brief
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2025-04-25
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2025.111570
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Environmental Education and Sustainability
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Data on Swiss consumers’ support for different policies aiming to increase sustainability in food consumption and assessment of actor responsibility

Jeanine Ammann, Gabriele Mack, Michael Siegrist, Andreia Arbenz
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Data in Brief
Environmental Education and Sustainability
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Data on Swiss consumers’ support for different policies aiming to increase sustainability in food consumption and assessment of actor responsibility

Jeanine Ammann, Gabriele Mack, Michael Siegrist, Andreia Arbenz
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Abstract

We present survey data from 453 Swiss consumers. Data were collected in the German-speaking parts of Switzerland in February 2023 using an online panel provider. The survey included seven distinctive parts. In a first part, personal data including political orientation and consumption behaviour were collected. In a second part, participants assessed the current consumption in Switzerland regarding sustainability. Participants' food sustainability knowledge was assessed in part three of the survey. In part four, participants rated a total of 19 policy measures for sustainable consumption for their acceptance. Part five dealt with actor responsibility. It included four questions to assess participants' health consciousness. In part six, we measured participants' environmental attitudes. In part seven, participants answered questions on who they think was responsible to take action to increase sustainability in consumption and how much trust they had in these actors to do this successfully. The research design was approved by the Ethics Committee of ETH Zurich (approval number: EK 2023-N-04).

Data in BriefVol. 60
ETH Zurich (CH), Agroscope (CH)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Environmental Education and Sustainability
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