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Female Salad Lovers - Paid Research

Liane from Grey Lynn

We want to talk to those discerning purchasers of fresh vegetables. When buying salad ingredients in season, are you the main household shopper and decision-maker? We would love to chat with you about what you look for in your fresh vegetables and the varieties you buy.

If you qualify, this is for a one-on-one interview for 1 1/2 hours over Zoom and paid $100 for your time. The time of the interview can be flexible to fit into your busy days, so please mention what works for you best when we chat.

Tue 05 April 10.00 am (NZ)
Wed 06 April 10.00 am (NZ)
Wed 06 April 6.00 pm (NZ)

Please email me at info@forwardhq.co.nz, and I will send you a quick questionnaire link to answer a few questions to see if you can participate in this project, and then I will give you a call.

We will only use your information for our internal research purposes. We will not share or sell your information with any third party.

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