A study of New Zealand consumers suggests that gene-edited milk may gain acceptance if it offers clear personal benefits, is priced competitively, and is presented with transparent messaging, despite lingering skepticism about unfamiliar technology.
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consumers open to gene-edited dairy products with clear benefits
Kiwi consumers may be open to gene-edited cows' milkconsumers may be more open than expected
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