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Fig 1.

Ecolabels tested in Studies 1 and 2.

a) Study 1, A-E label: a total composite environmental impact score on an A-E scale with a traffic light colour gradient with five colours ranging from dark green to dark red; b) Study 1, Petal label: displaying four environmental impact values and using text, colour, and “petal” size as cues; c) Study 1, Combined label: displaying labels a and b, above; d) Study 2, refined A-E label: same A-E label used in Study 1 with smaller descriptive text, e) Study 2, Globe label: a single A-E score centered in a globe image with a five-colour traffic light gradient ranging from dark green to dark red; f) Study 2, ‘Better’ label: a green globe with the text “Environmental Impact Score” above the circle and the word ‘Better’ displayed inside; g) Study 2 ‘Worse’ label: a red globe with the text “Environmental Impact Score” above the circle and the word “Worse” displayed inside.

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the Study 1 and Study 2 participants.

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Fig 2.

Difference in environmental impact scores.

EIS (in percentiles), with 95% CIs, compared to Control (marked as X = 0) in Study 1 (a) and Study 2 (b).

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Table 2.

Comparison of the individual environmental impact indicators between trial groups in Study 1.

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Table 3.

Comparison of the individual environmental impact indicators between intervention groups and control in Study 2.

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Table 4.

Comparison of spend and nutrient composition of the shopping basket between trial groups.

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