Volume 20 No 13 (2022)
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An Experimental Study on Consumer Perceptions On Organic Food in and Around Tamil Nadu.
S. SriDevi, Dr. V. Jayanthi
Abstract
Food safety, human fitness, and environmental situation alongside sensory attributes such as nutritive
value, taste, freshness, and look have an impact on natural meals purchaser preferences. Demographic
variables might also outline natural shoppers however the correlation is no longer very significant.
Consumers additionally companion natural meals with the herbal processes, care for the surroundings and
animal welfare, and the non-use of pesticides and fertilizers. The premium rate continues to suppress
natural meals consumption. Understanding the grounds of the growing stage of natural meals consumption
such as motivation are most integral in appreciating the possibility of the natural meals come to be a clearly
mainstream market. The demand for natural products has swiftly accelerated globally in current years.
However, the natural market stays an area of interest market in most countries, and lookup in this location
stays limited. Further investigation is vital to higher recognize customer perceptions about natural meals
and the situations in which they are inclined to buy natural food. Accordingly, the researchers are looking
to apprehend the perceived cost that shoppers accomplice with natural meals and the elements that have
an impact on their willingness to buy natural meals . This finds out about is exploratory in nature and makes
use of a qualitative strategy via the use of in-depth interviews. Findings from the find out about advising
that customers who pick out a fantastic cost with regard to natural meals are greater inclined to buy natural
food, in which fitness was once the main perceived benefit. For buyers who become aware of a terrible fee
with regard to natural food, they are much less inclined to buy natural food. Many did now not see any
distinction between natural meals and nonorganic food. Instead, they have seen the expenditures of organic
meals as being steeply-priced and argued that greater efforts are wanted on their section to supply natural
food. Implications and hints from lookup findings are additionally presented.
Keywords
Organic food; customer perceptions; consumer’s willingness; quality, Farming, Green issues, Consumer behavior, Consumer, Perceived cost, Willingness to purchase.
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