Environmental requirements and market access for developing countries: The case of electrical and electronic equipment

Vossenaar, René; Santucci, Lorenzo; Ramungul, Nudjarin

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“…Today, in many countries, the demands of consumers for organic, that is, green food, are increasing day by day due to the debates and concerns about food safety and environmental pollution (Vossenaar and Wynen, 2004). When evaluated from this perspective, the increasing health (Pino et al, 2012) and environmental awareness of consumers are seen as important factors in purchasing green foods (Rana and Paul, 2017).…”

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The role of social media in consumers’ intentions to buy green food: evidence from Türkiye

Armutçu

Ramadani

Zeqiri

et al. 2023

BFJ

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PurposeThere is limited research examining the relationship between social media and green food purchasing behaviour. In the current study, we examine the factors that affect consumers’ green food purchasing behaviour in Türkiye.Design/methodology/approach Data collected from the participants by survey method were analysed using Smart PLS 4.0 with IBM SPSS 26 and PLS to run SEM.Findings Our findings have revealed that from all the structural elements in the theory of planned behaviour (TPB), only attitude and perceived behavioural control contribute to consumers’ green food purchasing behaviour, while subjective norms do not contribute to consumers’ green food purchasing behaviour. Additionally, it was found that social media usage (SMU) and digital marketing interactions (DMI) have a positive and significant effect on green food purchasing behaviour. More information, experiences, opinions and recommendations on green foods in social media channels can encourage consumers to buy more green food.Originality/value This study first evaluates the applicability of the TPB model in explaining green food purchasing behaviour. This study is extended with two new factors included in the original framework of the TPB model, namely, SMU and DMI.

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The role of social media in consumers’ intentions to buy green food: evidence from Türkiye

Armutçu

Ramadani

Zeqiri

et al. 2023

BFJ

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Electronic Waste and Its Regulation

Thompson

2012

Encyclopedia of Sustainability Science and Technology

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Exigências Ambientais Europeias: novos Desafios Competitivos para o Complexo Eletrônico Brasileiro

Ansanelli

2011

Rev. Bras. Inov.

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ResumoO objetivo deste artigo é avaliar as implicações das exigências ambientais europeias para equipamentos eletroeletrônicos sobre o complexo eletrônico brasileiro. Essas determinações, que tratam da eliminação de substâncias perigosas e da gestão dos resíduos de produtos eletrônicos, têm atingido não só as empresas do setor em nível internacional, mas também o complexo eletrônico brasileiro. A maior parte das empresas do setor no Brasil está se adequando ao requisito que restringe o uso de substâncias perigosas. Os principais efeitos desse processo são o desenvolvimento de inovações tecnológicas e alterações nas relações contratuais entre as empresas do setor. As filiais estrangeiras estão mais avançadas do que as nacionais quanto ao período de ajuste às novas regras e ao desempenho tecnológico alcançado, sinalizando um alinhamento com as estratégias das matrizes. O descumprimento dessas exigências pelas empresas nacionais evita ganhos comerciais e gera indagações quanto às políticas que devem ser adotadas pelo país.PalavRas-chave | Setor Eletrônico; Normas Ambientais Europeias.códigos JEL | Q56; O31; K32

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Environmental requirements and market access for developing countries: The case of electrical and electronic equipment

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The role of social media in consumers’ intentions to buy green food: evidence from Türkiye

The role of social media in consumers’ intentions to buy green food: evidence from Türkiye

Electronic Waste and Its Regulation

Exigências Ambientais Europeias: novos Desafios Competitivos para o Complexo Eletrônico Brasileiro

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