Effect of Information About Organic Production on Beef Liking and Consumer Willingness to Pay
Submitted on Feb 18, 2010 (Original item from 2010)
Diet and Nutrition | Farmed Animals | Factory Farming | Food Trends | Food/Product Selection or Purchase Criteria | International Research | Meat, Dairy, Egg Consumption
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Short Description:
This study assessed the effect of information about organic production on consumer preferences and willingness to pay, finding that the "perceived liking" of organic beef was higher than that for conventional beef.
Abstract:
Both the mean scores for perceived liking and expected liking of organic beef were higher than those for conventional beef. For organic beef, expected liking was significantly higher than perceived liking under blind conditions, while no differences were observed for conventional beef. This research concludes that information regarding organic farming may be a major factor in consumer liking of beef, thereby presenting another way for farms to differentiate their products.
Spot Check Number:
1295
Sponsor:
Universita degli Studi della Basilicata, Universita degli Studi di Udine, Universita Politecnica delle Marche
Animal Type:
Farm Animals
Record Type:
Survey Summary
Research Method:
Experimental/Modeling/Applications
Geographic Region:
International
Year Conducted:
2010
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