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The area of food retailing and consumers product preferences isfocused on. Valuations in product and price attributes across productcategories are investigated. A conceptual framework is developed foranalysing food choice situations product categories and productattributes are identified and measured the importance of productattributes and the implications for retailers marketing mix strategiesare assessed. The main conclusion drawn is that for each productcategory studied preserves, bakery products, cereals, dairy products,soups, toiletries, fresh meats customers were looking for differentgroups of attributes, and different priorities were attached toattributes across product categories.
British Food Journal – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jul 1, 1991
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