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Consumer insights and willingness to pay for attributes: New Zealand yogurt products in Shanghai, China
(Lincoln University. AERU, 2018-06)
A theme of the Our Land and Water (OLW) National Science Challenge is to achieve “greater value in global markets”. This includes “understanding our international customers’ demands for products from New Zealand’s land and ...
Current contribution of four biotechnologies to New Zealand's primary sector
(2006-08)
Over the last several decades, changes to production technologies have significantly increased output from the primary sector. The contribution of improved genetics has been variously estimated, and the impacts of genetic ...
Consumer sustainability and overseas markets
(Lincoln University. Agribusiness and Economics Research Unit, 2010)
Aim: Maximum return from the sustainable
use of resources in NZ. This presentation looks at: market access and trends, NZ brand, export risks and opportunities, carbon footprinting, sustainability, local food, low carbon ...
Maximising export returns: consumer preferences for food attributes in developed and developing countries and their potential impact
This study examined consumer attitudes in food and beverages in China, India, Indonesia, Japan and the UK. The attributes such as price and quality, but also included food safety, health benefits, environmental and social ...
Labelling sustainability - what consumers want, know and understand
(New Zealand Institute of Primary Industry Management (NZIPIM), 2011-12)
With today’s concerns about the general status of the environment, there is an increasing expectation for products to have sustainability attributes. Labelling is a common method of letting consumers know more about what ...