How Consumers Respond to a Recall

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When a food is recalled for safety reasons, consumers do take note. But products that are innocent bystanders can easily be hurt as people mistake the precise dimension of the recall. That’s one lesson to draw from polling last month for the Harvard Opinion Research Program at the Harvard School of Public Health, focusing on the recent recall of peanut-based products.

Nearly all the adults surveyed (93 percent) said they’d heard or read about the recall.

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