green product

‘green’ product

a product that is designed and manufactured in such a manner as to minimize the adverse environmental impact involved in its production, distribution and consumption. This could involve the use of recyclable materials, biodegradable elements and components such as catalytic converters in motor cars, which reduce sulphur emissions. See RECYCLING, POLLUTION.
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However, despite these firms' efforts, consumers are still reluctant to buy eco-friendly products (Majid & Russell, 2015), and the green product market is growing at a slow rate (Borin, Cerf, & Krishnan, 2011).
Is green product purchasing an innovative or conspicuous behavior?
In heterogeneous markets, one of the many consumer groups is that of green product buyers.
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Since nearly 50 percent of India's current population is below the age of 25, there is strong potential for green product adoption and demand growth.
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A study on the relationship between consumer attitude, perceived value and Green products
We are specifically interested in how previous research investigated the construction of green products, the development of a green consciousness by specific consumers, the growth of the green product market, and the role that green consumption plays in people's lives.
The greening of consumer culture
This is why X-ECO is considered to be a green product.
Green extrusions
This paper seeks to explain how green core competencies of the firm influences green innovation (includes green product innovation and green process innovation) and green image.
The impact of green core competencies on green image and green innovation--an Indian perspective
In order to assist companies in reducing the issues in applying for various green product marks, the T?
T?V Rheinland's green product mark a powerful mark for capturing your green credentials
Here's the good news, capturing the perspective of over 9,000 consumers across 8 countries, the 2011 ImagePower(R) Green Brands Survey reveals that an increasing number of consumers have a desire for going green and are willing to pay relatively more to buy a green product.
How Green Brands can connect with consumers Insights from the PSB 2011 Green Brands Global Survey
Tokyo, Aug 18, 2011 - (JCN Newswire) - Fujitsu today established a consolidated green product development standard based on the IEC 62075 framework covering the environmentally conscious design of audio/video, and information and communication technology equipment.
Fujitsu Establishes Common Eco-Design Standard for Development Centers in Japan and Europe
However, status motives did not increase in the cases of private shopping or when the green product was less expensive than the conventional one.
Pricing of green products: premiums paid, consumer characteristics and incentives
carried the green product line the school ultimately chose, Misco Elements' EarthMate.
Going green paying off in more ways than one; Effectiveness at lower cost a surprise

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