This document discusses a study that examines whether consumers value environmentally friendly packaging when choosing consumer products. The study uses a choice-based conjoint analysis to understand consumer preferences for attributes like packaging, brand, price and convenience for functional drink products. The results show that consumers have different preferences and can be segmented into groups. Contrary to some previous studies, the largest segment, about one-third of consumers, valued environmentally labeled packaging as the most important criteria in their product choices. The findings suggest the environmental dimension is increasingly important to consumers when making product choices.
This document describes an empirical study conducted on consumer preferences and attitudes towards green packaging of foods and beverages in India. The study utilized both qualitative and quantitative research methods. For the qualitative research, historical data and artifacts were analyzed to understand the reasons governing consumer behavior. Based on this, 11 independent variables that may impact consumer preferences were identified.
A questionnaire with 44 questions was then developed and distributed online to 151 respondents in tier 1 and 2 cities to collect primary quantitative data. The data was analyzed to measure the impact of the identified variables on consumer attitudes and preferences. Key findings included that consumer attitude is highly dependent on environmental concern, perceived consumer effectiveness, and governmental laws and policies. Consumer preference was found to highly depend on price,
This study examined the influence of environmental knowledge, attitudes, environmental concern, and social influence on the green purchase intentions of American and Chinese consumers. A survey was conducted in Shanghai, China with 200 American and 200 Chinese consumers. The results found a significant relationship between the independent variables and green purchase intention. Significant differences were also found between the individualistic American consumers and collectivistic Chinese consumers, except for environmental concern. The study provides recommendations for marketers based on the findings.
Mr project(attitude towards eco products)subho1988
The document reports on a study conducted to examine consumer attitudes towards eco-friendly products sold at Dilli Haat market in New Delhi. The study used a questionnaire with Likert scale questions to collect data from 60 respondents split evenly between male and female. Descriptive statistics and independent t-tests were used to analyze the data and compare attitudes between male and female respondents.
This document discusses a study that examined how demographic factors like age, gender, and ethnicity affect a person's willingness to pay more for environmentally friendly products. The study found that willingness to pay differs across these groups. People who rated concern for waste as highly important were more willing to spend extra on eco-friendly options. The findings suggest developing tailored education strategies could encourage more consumers to purchase sustainable products, thereby creating a healthier environment for current and future generations.
This study aimed to replicate previous research examining how status and political orientation influence pro-environmentalism and green product selection. The researchers found that priming participants with thoughts of status did not make them more likely to select green products over conventional options, failing to replicate past findings. Additionally, liberals did not score higher on an environmental questionnaire than conservatives. The inability to replicate prior results suggests the need for further replication research to validate original study conclusions.
This document summarizes a research paper presented at the 2013 WEI International Academic Conference in Istanbul, Turkey. The research paper examines the relationship between factors that affect green purchase intentions among consumers in Pakistan. Specifically, it analyzes the impact of environmental concern, social influence, self-image, and man-nature orientation on green purchase intention. The statistical analysis found that environmental concern did not impact green purchasing intention, while social influence, self-image, and man-nature orientation did influence green purchase intention. The document provides context on green consumerism and discusses relevant literature on green purchase intention and the factors analyzed in the research.
The document discusses how competition and status-seeking behaviors can be leveraged to promote pro-environmental behaviors. It argues that people are motivated by gaining status within social groups, and will adopt green behaviors if they believe it will increase their status. By making environmentalist behaviors more conspicuous and tying them to social norms, marketing messages can encourage competition over who is most pro-environmental. This framework is proposed as an alternative to traditional social marketing that has had limited success in changing behaviors.
This document describes an empirical study conducted on consumer preferences and attitudes towards green packaging of foods and beverages in India. The study utilized both qualitative and quantitative research methods. For the qualitative research, historical data and artifacts were analyzed to understand the reasons governing consumer behavior. Based on this, 11 independent variables that may impact consumer preferences were identified.
A questionnaire with 44 questions was then developed and distributed online to 151 respondents in tier 1 and 2 cities to collect primary quantitative data. The data was analyzed to measure the impact of the identified variables on consumer attitudes and preferences. Key findings included that consumer attitude is highly dependent on environmental concern, perceived consumer effectiveness, and governmental laws and policies. Consumer preference was found to highly depend on price,
This study examined the influence of environmental knowledge, attitudes, environmental concern, and social influence on the green purchase intentions of American and Chinese consumers. A survey was conducted in Shanghai, China with 200 American and 200 Chinese consumers. The results found a significant relationship between the independent variables and green purchase intention. Significant differences were also found between the individualistic American consumers and collectivistic Chinese consumers, except for environmental concern. The study provides recommendations for marketers based on the findings.
Mr project(attitude towards eco products)subho1988
The document reports on a study conducted to examine consumer attitudes towards eco-friendly products sold at Dilli Haat market in New Delhi. The study used a questionnaire with Likert scale questions to collect data from 60 respondents split evenly between male and female. Descriptive statistics and independent t-tests were used to analyze the data and compare attitudes between male and female respondents.
This document discusses a study that examined how demographic factors like age, gender, and ethnicity affect a person's willingness to pay more for environmentally friendly products. The study found that willingness to pay differs across these groups. People who rated concern for waste as highly important were more willing to spend extra on eco-friendly options. The findings suggest developing tailored education strategies could encourage more consumers to purchase sustainable products, thereby creating a healthier environment for current and future generations.
This study aimed to replicate previous research examining how status and political orientation influence pro-environmentalism and green product selection. The researchers found that priming participants with thoughts of status did not make them more likely to select green products over conventional options, failing to replicate past findings. Additionally, liberals did not score higher on an environmental questionnaire than conservatives. The inability to replicate prior results suggests the need for further replication research to validate original study conclusions.
This document summarizes a research paper presented at the 2013 WEI International Academic Conference in Istanbul, Turkey. The research paper examines the relationship between factors that affect green purchase intentions among consumers in Pakistan. Specifically, it analyzes the impact of environmental concern, social influence, self-image, and man-nature orientation on green purchase intention. The statistical analysis found that environmental concern did not impact green purchasing intention, while social influence, self-image, and man-nature orientation did influence green purchase intention. The document provides context on green consumerism and discusses relevant literature on green purchase intention and the factors analyzed in the research.
The document discusses how competition and status-seeking behaviors can be leveraged to promote pro-environmental behaviors. It argues that people are motivated by gaining status within social groups, and will adopt green behaviors if they believe it will increase their status. By making environmentalist behaviors more conspicuous and tying them to social norms, marketing messages can encourage competition over who is most pro-environmental. This framework is proposed as an alternative to traditional social marketing that has had limited success in changing behaviors.
Tort resit essay 2018 should you be deferred or referred in thiSALU18
The document discusses restrictions that courts have placed on those who can claim nervous shock from negligent conduct. It examines the development of these restrictions in tort law. The document instructs the reader to write a 2000 word essay discussing the development of the restrictions on those who can claim nervous shock.
The document summarizes a research study that examined factors influencing Chinese consumers' attitudes and purchase intentions towards green products. The study found that:
1) Environmental concerns, beliefs about the effectiveness of green products, and perceptions of green products' functional benefits positively influence consumers' attitudes.
2) Consumers' attitudes partially or fully mediate the influence of these factors on purchase intentions.
3) Awareness of government policy did not significantly impact attitudes or purchase intentions.
The study provides insights but has limitations due to its sample and geographic scope. Future research could explore attitudes across more cities and demographics and consider the impacts of knowledge and specific price levels.
Sefewu emmanuel selorm.consumer green behavior in ghanaian soft drink industryEmmanuel Sel. Sefewu
This document summarizes a research project examining consumer green behavior in the Ghanaian soft drink industry among Coca-Cola consumers. The research aimed to identify factors influencing consumer green behavior and the demographic profile of Coca-Cola consumers. It involved an online survey of 90 University of Winneba students. The research found that environmental knowledge, attitude, pro-environmental behavior and purchasing power were key factors influencing green behavior. It also found that Coca-Cola consumers were predominantly youthful females who have consumed Coca-Cola for over 10 years and view it positively. The research concluded consumers were willing to pay more for environmentally friendly products that promote health and ethics.
This document summarizes a research paper on consumer behavior towards eco-friendly products. The objectives are to investigate consumer attractiveness to eco-friendly FMCG products and their willingness to pay higher prices. It also aims to analyze how environmental concerns impact purchasing decisions and provide recommendations. The literature review discusses how increased environmental awareness has led to demand for greener products and eco-friendly consumption patterns. Some consumers are willing to pay more for eco-friendly options while others prefer cheaper alternatives. The study collected data through surveys to understand awareness and purchasing influences regarding green products.
This study examined factors that influence green purchase intentions in Pakistan. It hypothesized that organizational green image, environmental concern, environmental knowledge, and perceived product price and quality positively influence green purchase intentions. Data was collected through surveys of 377 university students. Correlation and regression analyses found support for all hypotheses, showing these factors have significant positive relationships with green purchase intentions. Additionally, perceived price and quality was found to moderate the influence of organizational green image, environmental concern, and environmental knowledge on green purchase intentions. The study concludes price and quality competitiveness is important for driving green purchase intentions, especially among educated consumers.
This document summarizes a research study that aimed to identify consumers who are willing to pay more for environmentally friendly products. The study administered a survey to over 900 consumers measuring demographics, environmental knowledge, values, attitudes, and behaviors. The results found that females were more environmentally concerned than males. Attitudes were also very good predictors of willingness to pay more. However, the research relied on self-reported data rather than observing actual purchasing behavior. Conducting a similar study using real purchase data could provide more accurate insights.
This document summarizes a study on eco-labeling practices in consumer goods in Bangladesh. The study found that eco-labeling is growing in response to increased environmental awareness and the emergence of green markets. Survey results showed that some consumers consider environmental impacts and look for eco-labels when shopping. However, there is still a gap between eco-labeling policies and practices in Bangladesh. The document recommends raising consumer awareness, encouraging voluntary environmental initiatives, using environmental appeals in advertising, and better integrating environmental justice and ecosystem services into eco-labeling programs.
This study examined the influence of past environmentally-friendly behavior, peer influence, and green apparel knowledge on organic clothing purchases among Indian youth. A survey of 889 college students in three cities found that peer influence and green apparel knowledge had no significant impact on organic clothing purchases. However, past environmentally-friendly behavior was found to positively influence organic clothing purchases. The study was limited to Indian youth and did not examine other consumer segments.
Organic food industry is trending with blooming profits and market revenues. Many reasons have emerged for this growth in the industry: health conscious consumers, more awareness due to globalization, increased access to newer products and health variants of conventional food, environment protection and animal welfare concerns, and ethical motives. The practice of companies targeting the ‘ecological consumers’ who can
pay a premium for organic food is more than what it was five years ago. The increase in eco-friendly people along with the shift from a ‘producer-oriented market’ to a ‘consumer-oriented market’ is signalling an increase in the demand of organic food. Extant research has shown varied results in terms of health
consciousness, food safety concerns, gender differences, and ecological awareness. However, there are limitations and gaps in them like small sample size, rural and suburban difference, varied age differences, and vague assumptions to list a few.
In the current research, these gaps are fulfilled by testing a sample of over 4000 participants on the effects of subjective-norms, moral-norms, gender difference, and attitude on intentions to purchase organic tomatoes. The findings suggested that people tend to act based on their subjective-norms more than their moral-norms. In short, people would intend to buy more organic food if they see others (whom they value) buy it. Another interesting finding of this study highlighted the close difference between men and women for intention to purchase organic tomatoes. Even though women had a higher result to buy organic food, men were not far behind. Lastly, attitude of the population was tested. As many researchers have previously noted, the attitude has a large effect on intention behaviour. Companies that are looking to capture the ecological
consumers should look out to these findings and plan their marketing activities opportunistically to increase their revenues and profits.
Organic Food Purchase Intention: Examining the Influence of Religion on Consu...Premier Publishers
This study investigates the role of religion in organic food consumption in Indonesia, the country with the world’s largest Muslim population. A central benefit of consuming organic food is its various health benefits produced using green methods. Besides protecting health, organic food is good for the environment. This study investigates health consciousness, eco-knowledge, eco-labelling, and price sensitivity as variables that influence attitudes toward organic food and consumers’ organic food purchase intention. Results are compared between Muslim and non-Muslim in 526 respondents. The major data analysis performed was structural equation modeling using linear structural relations (LISREL) software. This study found that health consciousness, eco-knowledge, eco-labelling, and price sensitivity significantly influence attitudes toward organic food and purchase intention; however, the results differed based on religion. Muslim respondents showed greater concern for the environment such as eco knowledge and eco labelling, while non-Muslims were more concerned with personal issues such as health consciousness and pricing.
1. The document summarizes a study that examined consumers' purchasing behaviors and perceptions of environmentally harmful products.
2. The study investigated whether consumers' actions matched their attitudes towards seven environmentally sensitive products and whether their purchasing activities reflected their views of the products' environmental impacts.
3. The results showed inconsistencies between consumers' environmental concerns and purchasing behaviors, and that consumers in Hong Kong did not see individual purchasing decisions as a way to help the environment.
The document presents visions for sustainable food packaging in Finland by 2050. It describes workshops and interviews conducted with stakeholders to develop these visions. The visions are categorized based on their depth of change and breadth of involvement across different systems and actors. Example visions include a future with intelligent delivery systems and limited reusable packaging, as well as standardized packaging that improves recyclability. The document concludes that continued cooperation across food packaging systems and levels of government and industry is needed to realize these visions and transform the packaging system for sustainability by 2050.
This document summarizes a research paper on the impact of eco-friendly products on consumer behavior. The summary is:
1) The study examines consumers' awareness, use, and opinions of eco-friendly products and finds low levels of awareness and use.
2) Most consumers are influenced by eco-friendly products but they are not easily available in markets and are not effectively promoted.
3) Eco-friendly products are consumed less than other products partly because they are seen as costly. However, the future for eco-friendly products is viewed as bright by most.
Is the urban Indian consumer ready for clothing with eco-labels?Pradipta Sen
This document summarizes a research study that investigated whether urban Indian consumers would be interested in and willing to pay more for clothing with eco-labels. It provides background on eco-labels and the textile industry in India. The study surveyed consumers in major Indian cities to identify different segments based on their environmental consciousness, views on certification, and willingness to pay more for eco-labeled clothing. The results suggest there is a segment of Indian consumers who are positively motivated toward eco-labeled garments and willing to pay a premium.
Greendex 2009: Consumer Choice and the EnvironmentProjetoBr
Produzido pela National Geogrephic e a GlobeScaon, pesquisa on-line recolheu respostas de 17 mil consumidores de 17 países sobre habitação, uso de transportes, alimentação e bens de consumo.
The effectiveness of experience and nature-based learning activities in enhan...Innspub Net
This study investigated the effectiveness of experience and nature-based learning activities in enhancing college students’ environmental attitude. It employed pre-test-post-test experimental research design. The participants were the class of fifty-three college students of a higher education institution in Region 2, Philippines. Seven learning activities were employed by the researcher namely pamphlets making, environmental-themed movie poster making, collage making, miniature plant exhibit, vegetable gardening, community clean-up service, recycled art crafts making, and tree planting drive. In like manner, the pre-attitude score and post-attitude scores in the standardize environmental attitude inventory test were compared and the significant differences were determined using paired sample t-test. Results of the study revealed that the different experience-based learning activities were generally rated interesting. Moreover, it was also revealed that the different learning activities significantly increased the environmental attitude of the students towards nature enjoyment, support for interventions and conservation policies environmental movement activism, conservation motivated by anthropocentric concern, confidence in science and technology, environmental threat, altering nature, personal conservation behavior, human dominance over nature, human utilization of nature, and ecocentric concern. This implies that allowing students to be exposed to the different environmental learning activities where direct learning experience is involved significantly increased students environmental construct.
A study on customer satisfaction level on green products with special referen...Dr. Linda Mary Simon
- The document summarizes a study on customer satisfaction with green products in Coimbatore district, India.
- It conducted a survey of 100 customers to assess their awareness and satisfaction with green products, willingness to purchase them, and willingness to pay more for them.
- The results found that 56% of customers were satisfied with green products they had used, 66% were aware of green products, 51% were willing to try green products always and 48% sometimes, 42% were willing to pay more always and 53% sometimes.
- Statistical tests like the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test were used to validate the data and determine appropriate tests for analysis.
This document summarizes a research study on the public's perception of plastic carry bags and measures to eradicate them. The study clustered the public into three groups based on their plastic bag usage and disposal habits:
1. Environmentally cautious public - Disposes bags properly but not always careful. Supports awareness campaigns and banning bags.
2. Cost conscious public - Disposes bags improperly but carries own bags. Supports reduction measures except those increasing bag costs.
3. Irresponsible public - Rarely carries own bags and feels uncomfortable doing so. Relies on free bags from stores and doesn't avoid stores charging for bags.
The study assessed awareness levels and perceptions of different reduction, recycling, le
Increasing students’ environmental attitude through Visual and Performance Ar...INNS PUBNET
Visual and performance arts are effective media of communicating environmental and ecological issues. The need for effective communication to increase collective action and environmental attitude of students is the most pressing in the context of deteriorating environment. To assess the effectiveness of visual and performance arts as media of increasing environmental attitude of students, this study was conducted. It employed experimental research design. The participants of the study were the randomly sampled college students taking up MAPEH courses in one campus of a state university in region 02, Philippines. Result of the study showed that employing visual and performance arts learning activities are interesting. Ultimately, the used of visual and performance arts learning activities significantly increased the environmental attitude of students along attitude towards nature enjoyment, support for conservation policies, human utilization of nature, and attitude towards personal conservation behavior. Allowing the students to be exposed to the different environmental-based visual and performance arts learning activities where their direct learning experience is involved significantly increased their environmental construct. Further, the results reveal that both visual and performance-based learning activities developed positive environmental attitudes, greater environmental awareness, increased knowledge and understanding of nature, and are more likely to participate in environmental stewardship activities.
This document proposes a new construct called Consumer Sustainability Consciousness as a way to understand what drives consumers to purchase sustainable products and services from an integrated "Triple Bottom Line" perspective involving economic, social and environmental benefits. The construct is proposed to have five dimensions: Sense of Retribution, Access to Information, Labelling and Peer Pressure, Health Issues, and Crisis Scenario. Previous literature on sustainability from economic, social and environmental perspectives is reviewed to develop this new construct. A 19-item scale is proposed to measure Consumer Sustainability Consciousness and validate the five dimensional structure.
This document summarizes a study on pro-environmental concerns influencing green buying behavior among Indian consumers. The study aims to determine consumers' environmental concerns, knowledge of eco-friendly products, and how these factors influence green purchasing. A survey of 200 highly educated Indians found that most were aware of eco-friendly products and environmental issues, but over half did not consider the environment when shopping. While most said labeling a product as eco-friendly would influence their purchase and most would consider buying eco-friendly products, only 36% trusted the quality of such products. The results indicate consumers' environmental concerns affect their green buying, and consumers are willing to buy eco-friendly products but not pay higher prices. Increased awareness and demand could help reduce
Tort resit essay 2018 should you be deferred or referred in thiSALU18
The document discusses restrictions that courts have placed on those who can claim nervous shock from negligent conduct. It examines the development of these restrictions in tort law. The document instructs the reader to write a 2000 word essay discussing the development of the restrictions on those who can claim nervous shock.
The document summarizes a research study that examined factors influencing Chinese consumers' attitudes and purchase intentions towards green products. The study found that:
1) Environmental concerns, beliefs about the effectiveness of green products, and perceptions of green products' functional benefits positively influence consumers' attitudes.
2) Consumers' attitudes partially or fully mediate the influence of these factors on purchase intentions.
3) Awareness of government policy did not significantly impact attitudes or purchase intentions.
The study provides insights but has limitations due to its sample and geographic scope. Future research could explore attitudes across more cities and demographics and consider the impacts of knowledge and specific price levels.
Sefewu emmanuel selorm.consumer green behavior in ghanaian soft drink industryEmmanuel Sel. Sefewu
This document summarizes a research project examining consumer green behavior in the Ghanaian soft drink industry among Coca-Cola consumers. The research aimed to identify factors influencing consumer green behavior and the demographic profile of Coca-Cola consumers. It involved an online survey of 90 University of Winneba students. The research found that environmental knowledge, attitude, pro-environmental behavior and purchasing power were key factors influencing green behavior. It also found that Coca-Cola consumers were predominantly youthful females who have consumed Coca-Cola for over 10 years and view it positively. The research concluded consumers were willing to pay more for environmentally friendly products that promote health and ethics.
This document summarizes a research paper on consumer behavior towards eco-friendly products. The objectives are to investigate consumer attractiveness to eco-friendly FMCG products and their willingness to pay higher prices. It also aims to analyze how environmental concerns impact purchasing decisions and provide recommendations. The literature review discusses how increased environmental awareness has led to demand for greener products and eco-friendly consumption patterns. Some consumers are willing to pay more for eco-friendly options while others prefer cheaper alternatives. The study collected data through surveys to understand awareness and purchasing influences regarding green products.
This study examined factors that influence green purchase intentions in Pakistan. It hypothesized that organizational green image, environmental concern, environmental knowledge, and perceived product price and quality positively influence green purchase intentions. Data was collected through surveys of 377 university students. Correlation and regression analyses found support for all hypotheses, showing these factors have significant positive relationships with green purchase intentions. Additionally, perceived price and quality was found to moderate the influence of organizational green image, environmental concern, and environmental knowledge on green purchase intentions. The study concludes price and quality competitiveness is important for driving green purchase intentions, especially among educated consumers.
This document summarizes a research study that aimed to identify consumers who are willing to pay more for environmentally friendly products. The study administered a survey to over 900 consumers measuring demographics, environmental knowledge, values, attitudes, and behaviors. The results found that females were more environmentally concerned than males. Attitudes were also very good predictors of willingness to pay more. However, the research relied on self-reported data rather than observing actual purchasing behavior. Conducting a similar study using real purchase data could provide more accurate insights.
This document summarizes a study on eco-labeling practices in consumer goods in Bangladesh. The study found that eco-labeling is growing in response to increased environmental awareness and the emergence of green markets. Survey results showed that some consumers consider environmental impacts and look for eco-labels when shopping. However, there is still a gap between eco-labeling policies and practices in Bangladesh. The document recommends raising consumer awareness, encouraging voluntary environmental initiatives, using environmental appeals in advertising, and better integrating environmental justice and ecosystem services into eco-labeling programs.
This study examined the influence of past environmentally-friendly behavior, peer influence, and green apparel knowledge on organic clothing purchases among Indian youth. A survey of 889 college students in three cities found that peer influence and green apparel knowledge had no significant impact on organic clothing purchases. However, past environmentally-friendly behavior was found to positively influence organic clothing purchases. The study was limited to Indian youth and did not examine other consumer segments.
Organic food industry is trending with blooming profits and market revenues. Many reasons have emerged for this growth in the industry: health conscious consumers, more awareness due to globalization, increased access to newer products and health variants of conventional food, environment protection and animal welfare concerns, and ethical motives. The practice of companies targeting the ‘ecological consumers’ who can
pay a premium for organic food is more than what it was five years ago. The increase in eco-friendly people along with the shift from a ‘producer-oriented market’ to a ‘consumer-oriented market’ is signalling an increase in the demand of organic food. Extant research has shown varied results in terms of health
consciousness, food safety concerns, gender differences, and ecological awareness. However, there are limitations and gaps in them like small sample size, rural and suburban difference, varied age differences, and vague assumptions to list a few.
In the current research, these gaps are fulfilled by testing a sample of over 4000 participants on the effects of subjective-norms, moral-norms, gender difference, and attitude on intentions to purchase organic tomatoes. The findings suggested that people tend to act based on their subjective-norms more than their moral-norms. In short, people would intend to buy more organic food if they see others (whom they value) buy it. Another interesting finding of this study highlighted the close difference between men and women for intention to purchase organic tomatoes. Even though women had a higher result to buy organic food, men were not far behind. Lastly, attitude of the population was tested. As many researchers have previously noted, the attitude has a large effect on intention behaviour. Companies that are looking to capture the ecological
consumers should look out to these findings and plan their marketing activities opportunistically to increase their revenues and profits.
Organic Food Purchase Intention: Examining the Influence of Religion on Consu...Premier Publishers
This study investigates the role of religion in organic food consumption in Indonesia, the country with the world’s largest Muslim population. A central benefit of consuming organic food is its various health benefits produced using green methods. Besides protecting health, organic food is good for the environment. This study investigates health consciousness, eco-knowledge, eco-labelling, and price sensitivity as variables that influence attitudes toward organic food and consumers’ organic food purchase intention. Results are compared between Muslim and non-Muslim in 526 respondents. The major data analysis performed was structural equation modeling using linear structural relations (LISREL) software. This study found that health consciousness, eco-knowledge, eco-labelling, and price sensitivity significantly influence attitudes toward organic food and purchase intention; however, the results differed based on religion. Muslim respondents showed greater concern for the environment such as eco knowledge and eco labelling, while non-Muslims were more concerned with personal issues such as health consciousness and pricing.
1. The document summarizes a study that examined consumers' purchasing behaviors and perceptions of environmentally harmful products.
2. The study investigated whether consumers' actions matched their attitudes towards seven environmentally sensitive products and whether their purchasing activities reflected their views of the products' environmental impacts.
3. The results showed inconsistencies between consumers' environmental concerns and purchasing behaviors, and that consumers in Hong Kong did not see individual purchasing decisions as a way to help the environment.
The document presents visions for sustainable food packaging in Finland by 2050. It describes workshops and interviews conducted with stakeholders to develop these visions. The visions are categorized based on their depth of change and breadth of involvement across different systems and actors. Example visions include a future with intelligent delivery systems and limited reusable packaging, as well as standardized packaging that improves recyclability. The document concludes that continued cooperation across food packaging systems and levels of government and industry is needed to realize these visions and transform the packaging system for sustainability by 2050.
This document summarizes a research paper on the impact of eco-friendly products on consumer behavior. The summary is:
1) The study examines consumers' awareness, use, and opinions of eco-friendly products and finds low levels of awareness and use.
2) Most consumers are influenced by eco-friendly products but they are not easily available in markets and are not effectively promoted.
3) Eco-friendly products are consumed less than other products partly because they are seen as costly. However, the future for eco-friendly products is viewed as bright by most.
Is the urban Indian consumer ready for clothing with eco-labels?Pradipta Sen
This document summarizes a research study that investigated whether urban Indian consumers would be interested in and willing to pay more for clothing with eco-labels. It provides background on eco-labels and the textile industry in India. The study surveyed consumers in major Indian cities to identify different segments based on their environmental consciousness, views on certification, and willingness to pay more for eco-labeled clothing. The results suggest there is a segment of Indian consumers who are positively motivated toward eco-labeled garments and willing to pay a premium.
Greendex 2009: Consumer Choice and the EnvironmentProjetoBr
Produzido pela National Geogrephic e a GlobeScaon, pesquisa on-line recolheu respostas de 17 mil consumidores de 17 países sobre habitação, uso de transportes, alimentação e bens de consumo.
The effectiveness of experience and nature-based learning activities in enhan...Innspub Net
This study investigated the effectiveness of experience and nature-based learning activities in enhancing college students’ environmental attitude. It employed pre-test-post-test experimental research design. The participants were the class of fifty-three college students of a higher education institution in Region 2, Philippines. Seven learning activities were employed by the researcher namely pamphlets making, environmental-themed movie poster making, collage making, miniature plant exhibit, vegetable gardening, community clean-up service, recycled art crafts making, and tree planting drive. In like manner, the pre-attitude score and post-attitude scores in the standardize environmental attitude inventory test were compared and the significant differences were determined using paired sample t-test. Results of the study revealed that the different experience-based learning activities were generally rated interesting. Moreover, it was also revealed that the different learning activities significantly increased the environmental attitude of the students towards nature enjoyment, support for interventions and conservation policies environmental movement activism, conservation motivated by anthropocentric concern, confidence in science and technology, environmental threat, altering nature, personal conservation behavior, human dominance over nature, human utilization of nature, and ecocentric concern. This implies that allowing students to be exposed to the different environmental learning activities where direct learning experience is involved significantly increased students environmental construct.
A study on customer satisfaction level on green products with special referen...Dr. Linda Mary Simon
- The document summarizes a study on customer satisfaction with green products in Coimbatore district, India.
- It conducted a survey of 100 customers to assess their awareness and satisfaction with green products, willingness to purchase them, and willingness to pay more for them.
- The results found that 56% of customers were satisfied with green products they had used, 66% were aware of green products, 51% were willing to try green products always and 48% sometimes, 42% were willing to pay more always and 53% sometimes.
- Statistical tests like the Kolmogorov-Smirnov test were used to validate the data and determine appropriate tests for analysis.
This document summarizes a research study on the public's perception of plastic carry bags and measures to eradicate them. The study clustered the public into three groups based on their plastic bag usage and disposal habits:
1. Environmentally cautious public - Disposes bags properly but not always careful. Supports awareness campaigns and banning bags.
2. Cost conscious public - Disposes bags improperly but carries own bags. Supports reduction measures except those increasing bag costs.
3. Irresponsible public - Rarely carries own bags and feels uncomfortable doing so. Relies on free bags from stores and doesn't avoid stores charging for bags.
The study assessed awareness levels and perceptions of different reduction, recycling, le
Increasing students’ environmental attitude through Visual and Performance Ar...INNS PUBNET
Visual and performance arts are effective media of communicating environmental and ecological issues. The need for effective communication to increase collective action and environmental attitude of students is the most pressing in the context of deteriorating environment. To assess the effectiveness of visual and performance arts as media of increasing environmental attitude of students, this study was conducted. It employed experimental research design. The participants of the study were the randomly sampled college students taking up MAPEH courses in one campus of a state university in region 02, Philippines. Result of the study showed that employing visual and performance arts learning activities are interesting. Ultimately, the used of visual and performance arts learning activities significantly increased the environmental attitude of students along attitude towards nature enjoyment, support for conservation policies, human utilization of nature, and attitude towards personal conservation behavior. Allowing the students to be exposed to the different environmental-based visual and performance arts learning activities where their direct learning experience is involved significantly increased their environmental construct. Further, the results reveal that both visual and performance-based learning activities developed positive environmental attitudes, greater environmental awareness, increased knowledge and understanding of nature, and are more likely to participate in environmental stewardship activities.
This document proposes a new construct called Consumer Sustainability Consciousness as a way to understand what drives consumers to purchase sustainable products and services from an integrated "Triple Bottom Line" perspective involving economic, social and environmental benefits. The construct is proposed to have five dimensions: Sense of Retribution, Access to Information, Labelling and Peer Pressure, Health Issues, and Crisis Scenario. Previous literature on sustainability from economic, social and environmental perspectives is reviewed to develop this new construct. A 19-item scale is proposed to measure Consumer Sustainability Consciousness and validate the five dimensional structure.
This document summarizes a study on pro-environmental concerns influencing green buying behavior among Indian consumers. The study aims to determine consumers' environmental concerns, knowledge of eco-friendly products, and how these factors influence green purchasing. A survey of 200 highly educated Indians found that most were aware of eco-friendly products and environmental issues, but over half did not consider the environment when shopping. While most said labeling a product as eco-friendly would influence their purchase and most would consider buying eco-friendly products, only 36% trusted the quality of such products. The results indicate consumers' environmental concerns affect their green buying, and consumers are willing to buy eco-friendly products but not pay higher prices. Increased awareness and demand could help reduce
Consumer behaviour towards eco friendly productsManeesha Patel
1) The document discusses a study on consumer attitudes towards eco-friendly products. It analyzes whether consumers are willing to pay higher prices for eco-friendly products and the impact of environmental concerns on purchasing decisions.
2) The study found that while many consumers are aware of eco-friendly products and environmental issues, some do not consider the environmental impact of everyday purchases and are not willing to pay higher prices.
3) However, when products are clearly labeled as eco-friendly, most consumers say this would influence their purchase decision and they trust the quality of eco-friendly options. The study concludes raising environmental awareness could make such concerns a stronger driver of consumer behavior.
Does Green Fashion RetailingMake Consumers MoreEco-friendl.docxjacksnathalie
Does Green Fashion Retailing
Make Consumers More
Eco-friendly? The Influence of
Green Fashion Products and
Campaigns on Green
Consciousness and Behavior
Namhee Lee
1
, Yun Jung Choi
1
,
Chorong Youn
1
, and Yuri Lee
1
Abstract
This study focuses on fashion retailers’ as the gatekeepers’ role of encouraging eco-friendly con-
sumption culture, that is, consumption of green products. The purpose of this study is to propose
and test a green retailing effect model involving different persuasion routes among green private
brand (PB), green marketing campaigns, green consciousness and behavior, and to explore the mod-
erating effect of marketing communication involvement (MCI). The research shows that perception
of green PBs has positive impact on consumers’ green behavior. Perception of green campaigns has a
significant influence on consumers’ green consciousness and indirect impact on consumers’ green
behavior. The relationship between consumers’ perception of green campaign and green conscious-
ness is stronger in the low MCI group. The model is helpful in understanding the positive impact of
fashion retailers’ green retailing activities on green consumption culture. The result also provides
strategic guidelines for retailers about their sustainable retail activities.
Keywords
green retailing, green consciousness, green behavior
Global retailers’ eco-friendly policies and investments in their implementation demonstrate that
green retailing is no longer an option, but an essential part of the business model. Green retailing
refers to retailing products with environmental benefits (hereafter, green products; Lai, Cheng, &
Tang, 2010). The green concept is related to the ecological dimension of sustainable development,
which consists of its sociocultural, ecological, and economic subdimensions. Among these, the
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Email: [email protected]
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ecological dimension has drawn the most attention (Elkington, 1997). As consumers’ awareness of
environment increases along with the global demand for green products, major global retailers create
labels claiming environmental benefits, or green labels, (e.g., Green Collections of Gap and Carbon-
Neutral Lingerie of M&S) and indexes to evaluate ‘‘greenness’’ of suppliers and/or products for
practicing sustainability (e.g., Sustainability Index of Wal-Mart and the Eco Index
TM
of The U.S.
Outdoor Industry Association). Such policies of retailers who have a large number of employees and
stores across the globe inspire other retail ...
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Do Consumers Care about Ethics? Willingness to
Pay for Fair-Trade Coffee
Consumers’ buying behavior is not consistent with their positive
attitude toward ethical products. In a survey of 808 Belgian respond-
ents, the actual willingness to pay for fair-trade coffee was measured.
It was found that the average price premium that the consumers were
willing to pay for a fair-trade label was 10%. Ten percent of the sample
was prepared to pay the current price premium of 27% in Belgium.
Fair-trade lovers (11%) were more idealistic, aged between 31 and
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the average consumer.
The purpose of this study was to investigate to what extent consumers
were willing to pay for the fair-trade attribute when buying coffee, and
how consumers differed in terms of their willingness to pay. First, we will
describe fair trade within the context of ethical consumer behavior. Sub-
sequently, the research questions used in our study will be examined.
Consumers can express their concern about the ethical behavior of com-
panies by means of ethical buying and consumer behavior. In general, the
ethical consumer feels responsible toward society and expresses these feel-
ings by means of his or her purchasing behavior. Doane (2001) defined
ethical consumption as the purchase of a product that concerns a certain
ethical issue (human rights, labor conditions, animal well-being, environ-
ment, etc.) and is chosen freely by an individual consumer. There are
several dimensions of ethical consumer behavior. Some forms of ethical
consumption benefit the natural environment (e.g., environmentally friendly
products, legally logged wood, animal well-being), while others benefit peo-
ple (e.g., products free from child labor, fair-trade products). Cutting across
this distinction, ethical consumption may benefit people or the environment
close to ...
The growing social and regulatory concerns for the environment lead an increasing number of companies to consider green issues as a major source of strategic change, in general and has complex implications on the technological strategy of a company and on its product innovations, in particular.
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The aim of this research is to examine the perspective of the costumers concerning the environmental practices that are applied by grocery stores (Supermarkets), especially in relation to packaging and food products that have expired. In order to arrive to a conclusion, a questionnaire was distributed amongst Greek costumers. The results of this survey showed that packaging and expired food products are considered by Greek consumers, as a big environmental problem. In detail, they think that these problems are not handled in a resultful way by the Supermarkets, although the Supermarkets are somewhat environmental friendly. Moreover, consumers are ethical-aware concerning their purchases, and they are willing to visit another supermarket (than their local one) or a "green" store that is more environmental friendly. However they are not willing to reward any environmental practices of their local supermarkets, if they have to suffer higher prices.
Changing consumer behavior with respect to green marketingEyakub Ali
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- The assumptions of the Homebox Express sustainable subscription service were incorrect. Marketing needs to be realigned based on the new findings and deeper qualitative research is needed.
The document summarizes a study examining consumer preferences for green recyclable products. It identifies 12 variables that may affect consumer purchasing behavior. A questionnaire using a Likert scale was designed to measure attitudes on 9 of the variables. Discriminant analysis was used to analyze the data and differentiate consumers into two groups: buyers or non-buyers of green products based on the factors. The analysis identified key variables that influence whether a consumer purchases green recyclable products.
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How To Shift Consumer Behaviors to be more sustainable; a literature review a...Nicha Tatsaneeyapan
This article presents a literature review and framework for understanding how to shift consumer behaviors to be more sustainable. The framework is called SHIFT and proposes that consumers are more likely to engage in pro-environmental behaviors when messages or contexts leverage social influence, habit formation, individual identity, feelings and cognition, and tangibility. The review identified these five factors as the most common ways discussed in the literature to encourage sustainable consumption. The article then provides an in-depth discussion of each of these five factors and how they can shape consumer decision making and behaviors related to sustainability.
This document discusses a marketing analytics project that used interviews and a conjoint analysis survey to understand consumer preferences for packaged produce attributes. Key findings include:
1. Interviews with environmentally conscious individuals found that packaging material, produce quality (organic vs non-organic), and price most influenced purchasing decisions.
2. A survey presented product profiles varying these attributes to 52 respondents. Regression analysis showed packaging was the most important attribute, followed by price then quality.
3. The ideal product profile was organic produce in a cardboard box for 80 cents. Younger consumers and those interested in sustainability had a stronger preference for organic produce with no packaging.
The demand for organic products is growing in response to an increasing concern for
environmental concern and safety issues, therefore, research on factors influencing purchase intention for
organic products are important to marketing practice and academia.
In the last decades the uncontrolled impact of industrial activities on the natural
environment has created critical ecological concerns. The aggravation of phenomena like
climate change, ozone depletion, over exploitation of natural resources, air pollution, and
toxic wastes are harming the sustainable development of the planet and of the economic
system. For marketers, environmentalism has become a criterion influencing customer
purchase behaviour. Environmentally responsible consumption Follows & Jobber (2000)
emanated from criticism that the marketing concept ignored the impact of individual
consumption upon the society as a whole. Terms like green marketing and green
customer have evolved and a lot of work is being done to understand the awareness levels
of the customer, their attitudes towards the green products and their willingness to accept
and pay a premium for the green products.
Every year people living on the earth throw away enough garbage to cover a huge part of
the world. Most of the waste ends up in landfills which are very costly and which may
have a major impact on the environment and on the health of the people living on this
planet. Saving the environment has become a big issue in recent times. The messages are
being promoted as REDUCE, RE-USE and RECYCLE. The latest is that we can shop our
way to a healthier planet. Over the years, it is told to us that cool cars would make us free
and diet soda would make us popular. But there is some things money and advertising
can’t buy, and a clean environment is one of them. The hard fact is that global warming,
deforestation and other earthly ills cannot be solved by switching brands. It takes
resources to manufacture and transport all products, even those made from recycled
content. More often, it is greener to follow the old dictum: reduce, reuse, and recycle.
Even if the phrase 3Rs has been heard a thousand times before, but with the "green" word
now co-opted in the sales of services, the three R's are a phrase and a principle worth
reviving.
This study focuses on consumers and consumer behaviour in relation to environmental
friendly products. It starts from the assumption that environmental problems are closely
related to individual consumer behaviour, and that individual behaviour is one of the
major causes for the existing environmental problems. Without substantial changes, in
the long term these consumption practices present a serious threat to the environment and
to society as a whole.
The document discusses how going green is good for business. It argues that green practices can save businesses money through reduced energy and water usage, help improve corporate image, and attract higher quality employees. Some key points made include that energy audits can identify ways to cut costs, sustainable buildings require less spending on utilities, and green companies have an advantage in recruiting and retaining employees who want to work for environmentally responsible businesses.
1. The document discusses social factors that influence young consumers' willingness to purchase green products, including influences from family, friends, peers, and social environments.
2. It also examines how green marketing activities and nonprofit/government efforts to promote green environments can shape positive consumer attitudes towards buying green products.
3. The use of eco-labels on green products is discussed as an important green marketing tool, though some research indicates eco-labels do not always directly translate to increased green purchasing behaviors.
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