The Influence of Microplastic Content on Sustainable Consumption Behavior

Summary

This study surveyed young adults (Gen Z) in Surabaya, Indonesia, to see whether knowing more about microplastics — tiny plastic particles that can end up in our food, water, and bodies — changes how sustainably they shop and consume. Understanding what motivates people to reduce plastic use matters because less plastic waste means less microplastic pollution circulating in our environment and, ultimately, in what we eat and drink. Note: this description is based on limited information, as only the survey dataset (not the full study with detailed findings) was available.