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Table 1.

Demographic responses of the current sample, compared to the national data, where available [32].

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Table 2.

Participants’ willingness to engage with the product.

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Table 3.

Types of meat currently eaten, and willing to be eaten if produced via in vitro methods.

Means with different superscripts are significantly different by Fisher’s Exact Test.

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Table 4.

Mean perceptions of IVM compared to farmed meat (1 much more—5 much less).

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Table 5.

Agreement with statements about attitudes towards IVM, as identified from past research (1 strongly agree—5 strongly disagree).

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Table 6.

Mean male and female responses to the IVM survey that were significantly (P < 0.05) affected by gender, with regression coefficients, P values, Odds ratios and confidence intervals.

Questions range from 1–5 (1: much more/strongly agree/definitely yes—5: much less/strongly disagree/definitely no).

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