Harriette Snoek

Harriette Snoek is a Researcher at Wageningen University & Research, specializing in Consumer Research within the context of food systems and food safety. Her work focuses on understanding consumer behavior, dietary habits, and interventions to promote healthy and sustainable food choices in diverse socio-cultural settings.

• Key research areas: Food systems, Nutrition, Healthy diets, Sustainable consumption, Food safety, and Urban agriculture

Recent publications highlight her contributions to improving diet quality in low-income urban populations, empowering consumers in informal markets, and evaluating parental involvement in school-based food education programs. Her research spans both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, with a strong emphasis on practical feasibility and scalability of interventions.

Scientific activities include participation in oral presentations, lecture series, and collaborative projects addressing consumer perspectives on plant-based alternatives and enriched produce. She has contributed to datasets exploring consumer behavior determinants in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

• Active projects: Behavioral aspects in food research, Veg-on-Wheels interventions in Nigeria