Due to industrialization, globalization, and digitalization food-related
life is becoming increasingly complex. The abundance of (unhealthy)
food, in particular, is causing an unprecedented over-consumption that
endangers people's health, quality of life, productivity, and life
expectancy. Against this backdrop, Florentine Frentz deals with the food
well-being of modern consumers and how it can be strengthened. To this
end, she refines the concept of food well-being and creates an
overarching model, which she applies to various studies and various
phenomena. Based on her results, she expounds implications for
researchers, retailers, manufacturers, marketers, public policy makers,
and consumers. Overall, the results show that the paradigm shift that
has already begun must be vigorously pursued, and that every stakeholder
can and should contribute.**
About the Author: Florentine Frentz** did her dissertation at the
Chair of Marketing and Retailing at the University of Siegen, Germany.