“Shopper Mindfulness and Acuity Near Green Marketing in India”

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Arjunsinh Rajput, Tejas Dave, Ashwin Parwani

Abstract

Green marketing is the advertising of crops that are supposed to be ecologically benign. It joins a comprehensive series of doings including creation alteration, vagaries to the making development, justifiable wrapper as well as changing advertisement. Thus, green selling refers to full selling concept that making, eating and discarding of foods and facilities chance in a routine that is less injurious to the location with emergent alertness about the implication of global warming, non-biodegradable solid surplus, detrimental power of toxins, etc. both sellers and users are pretty increasingly subtle to the need for green products and services.


While the shift of ‘green’ may seem to be luxurious in short run, it will prove to be essential and useful in the long run. This study is essential to classify whether the customers in India are aware of green marketing and green foodstuffs. It classifies the general ecological beliefs of customers. It inspects the factors moving procurement performance of customers for green crops. It focuses the reasons which make the customers keen to pay for green products. For this purpose, primary data were collected from 150 sample respondents using a well – structured survey. Boards were used to analyse the data and use Desks, humble proportions to take it.

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Arjunsinh Rajput, et al. (2024). “Shopper Mindfulness and Acuity Near Green Marketing in India”. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 11(9), 4719–4726. https://doi.org/10.17762/ijritcc.v11i9.10023
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