Factors affecting consumers’ purchase decisions on green products in a developing market

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Author listWatcharapoj Sapsanguanboon and Wethaya Faijaidee

PublisherInderscience

Publication year2024

Volume number20

Issue number2

Start page256

End page271

Number of pages16

ISSN1746-0573

eISSN1746-0581

URLhttps://www.inderscience.com/info/inarticle.php?artid=137122

LanguagesEnglish-United States (EN-US)


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Abstract

As consumers are reducing their usage of environmentally destructive resources owing to increasing concerns about environmental issues, businesses in an environmentally friendly market can exploit the resulting expansion opportunities. The most crucial factors affecting consumers' purchasing decisions regarding green products are environmental awareness and social influences. Generally, the crucial factors that positively affect consumers' intentions to purchase green products include social influence, knowledge of environmental issues, environmental attitude, marketing communication, and product design and variety. Based on the results, we recommend the following for organisations that do not promote green products: the establishment of strict regulations on environmentally friendly products the production of biodegradable products, the emphasis on local ingredients, the exploitation of various media to increase consumers' awareness on green products and campaigns to reduce, refrain and stop the usage of environmentally harmful products.


Keywords

developing marketgreen productpurchasing decision


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