植物奶新闻报道的内容分析

Elise Regusci, C. Meyers, Nan Li, E. Irlbeck
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植物奶为寻找替代乳制品的消费者提供了更多选择。最近,植物奶的销量有所增长,而乳制品的销量持续下降。为了深入了解有关植物奶的新闻报道,对2011年至2020年发表的250篇文章进行了定量内容分析。这些文章根据字数、出版地点、框架和文章类型进行了编码。用于描述植物奶的七个框架是环境、动物福利、健康、经济、标签、味道和趋势。每年发表的文章都在增加,其中2019年发表的文章最多。趋势框架是最受欢迎的框架,其次是味觉和健康。趋势框架与植物奶的日益流行有关。许多Taste文章都是以食谱的形式撰写的,这给了读者在烹饪或烘焙时使用植物奶的灵感。健康框架的使用侧重于营养信息,并支持使用植物奶作为乳糖不耐受或牛奶过敏的替代品。总的来说,这项研究表明,大多数植物奶新闻报道都集中在讨论植物奶的流行、消费和创新。为今后的研究和实践提供了建议。
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Exploring News Coverage About Plant-Based Milk: A Content Analysis
Plant-based milk has provided more options to consumers who are looking for an alternative to dairy milk. Recently, sales of plant-based milk have increased while dairy milk has continued to decline. To gather more insight into what is being discussed in news coverage about plant-based milk, a quantitative content analysis was conducted on 250 articles published from 2011 to 2020. These articles were coded for word count, location of publication, frame, and article type. The seven frames used to describe plant-based milk were Environment, Animal Welfare, Health, Economics, Labeling, Taste, and Trend. There was an increase in articles published each year, with the most articles published in 2019. The Trend frame was the most popular frame followed by Taste and Health. The Trend frame is related to the growing popularity of plantbased milk. Many Taste articles were written in the form of recipes, which gives inspiration to the reader to use plant-based milk while cooking or baking. The use of the Health frame focused on nutritional information and support of using plant-based milk as an alternative for lactose intolerance or milk allergy. Overall, this study indicated that most plant-based milk news coverage focuses on discussing popularity, consumption, and innovation about plant-based milk. Recommendations for future research and practice are provided.
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