Nowadays Protected Denomination of Origin (PDO) and organic certifications constitute an effective form of differentiation and can represent an important cue that guide consumer’s Quality evaluation. This paper investigates, through K-means cluster analysis, consumer attitude toward these certifications in extra-virgin olive oil Italian market. The results showed three main clusters; the first includes PDO extra-virginolive oil (EVOO) consumers (27.2%), the second includes PDO and organic EVOO consumers (32.4%), while the third cluster comprises indifferent to certifications consumers (40.4%).
PERCEPTION OF EXTRA-VIRGIN OLIVE OIL CERTIFICATIONS: A COMMODITY MARKET PERSPECTIVE
LIBERATORE, Lolita;CASOLANI, NICOLA;
2017-01-01
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Nowadays Protected Denomination of Origin (PDO) and organic certifications constitute an effective form of differentiation and can represent an important cue that guide consumer’s Quality evaluation. This paper investigates, through K-means cluster analysis, consumer attitude toward these certifications in extra-virgin olive oil Italian market. The results showed three main clusters; the first includes PDO extra-virginolive oil (EVOO) consumers (27.2%), the second includes PDO and organic EVOO consumers (32.4%), while the third cluster comprises indifferent to certifications consumers (40.4%).File in questo prodotto:
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