Guillaume Reho, Author at Faunalytics

Oct 7 2025 | Guillaume Reho

What Do Young Chinese And Japanese Consumers Think About Meat Alternatives?

This study aims to identify the perceptions and preferences of young consumers in two of the largest meat substitute markets in the world. READ MORE

Aug 26 2025 | Guillaume Reho

What Motivates Consumers To Choose Dairy Alternatives?

For consumers to choose plant-based dairy alternatives over animal-based dairy products, they usually need the capability, opportunity, and motivation to do so. This study explores how these factors play a role in making the switch. READ MORE

Jan 9 2025 | Guillaume Reho

Current Consideration Of Animals In China Is Lagging

While concerns over animal welfare are growing in China, they’re still much weaker than in other developed countries. This article reviews causes and ideas on how to tackle this issue. READ MORE

Nov 29 2024 | Guillaume Reho

Invertebrate Welfare Is Overlooked In Public Aquariums

Aquarium visitors sometimes mention animal welfare issues when writing online reviews, but invertebrates are rarely considered. READ MORE

Oct 29 2024 | Guillaume Reho

Most Fishing Vessels Operate Hidden From Public Knowledge

Many fishing vessels do not publicly broadcast their location, either legally or illegally. This study used satellite imagery to track them. READ MORE

Sep 25 2024 | Guillaume Reho

Devaluation Of Animals Is Linked To Devaluation Of Humans

Previous research has found that people who devalue other human groups also tend to devalue non-human animals. This study further confirms the link in a broad European population. READ MORE

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What Do Young Chinese And Japanese Consumers Think About Meat Alternatives?

What Motivates Consumers To Choose Dairy Alternatives?

Current Consideration Of Animals In China Is Lagging

Invertebrate Welfare Is Overlooked In Public Aquariums

Most Fishing Vessels Operate Hidden From Public Knowledge

Devaluation Of Animals Is Linked To Devaluation Of Humans

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