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Using qualitative methods to inform a household plastic packaging and food waste simulation model.

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posted on 2023-07-12, 13:30 authored by Jack PickeringJack Pickering, Christian Reynolds

Paper presented at Global Research & Innovation in Plastics Sustainability (GRIPS) 2022, 17th March 2022. The primary research for this project received ethical approval from the University of Sheffield Management school ethical approval board (ref no: 043489). 

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Reducing plastic packaging and food waste through product innovation simulation.

UK Research and Innovation

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    Discrete event simulation (DES)Plastic WasteFood Waste PreventionFood Waste DisposalPlastic packaging.food studies

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