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What is Green Product

Handbook of Research on Consumerism and Buying Behavior in Developing Nations
A product that meets one of these criteria of possessing qualities that will protect the environment; replaced artificial ingredients with natural ingredients or products that are non toxic, energy and water-efficient, harmless to the environment, recyclable and biodegradable.
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Sustainable Consumption and Green Marketing in Developing Countries: Contemporary Perspective Using Nigeria and Kenya as Case Studies
Abiodun Elijah Obayelu (Federal University of Agriculture – Abeokuta (FUNAAB), Nigeria)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-0282-1.ch019
Abstract
This chapter provides an insight into why Green Marketing (GM) and Sustainable Consumption (SC) of green products are subject of research and discussion in contemporary society. It analyzed the extent of GM in developing countries using cases of Nigeria and Kenya, factors influencing GM, the benefits of GM on the environment and firms, and the challenges. The study is both exploratory with the use of structured literature review of publications in peer reviewed academic journals on GM and SC, and empirical in nature. The findings on respondents rating of factors influencing green purchase behavior showed that concern for health and environment was considered as the most important in Nigeria, while in Kenya it was social awareness and value. For an effective GM and SC, government at all levels has a role of creating awareness to boost green knowledge through educative campaign programs and enforcing green agenda. Government can make regulations relating to GM and ensure SC by lowering the cost when compared to the conventional marketing
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Sustainable Consumption Trends in the World in the Context of Green Economy and Sustainability
A product that consumers prefer because it helps to protect the environment during the manufacture, use, and disposal of the product. Generally organic, ecological, recyclable, and energy-saving products are called green products.
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Green Marketing, Green Management, and Sustainability
Help both customers and the natural world, and the green quality of the packaging is an important component of the commodity.
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Green Marketing Applications in Hospitality Businesses
The products contribute to the natural environment protection by saving energy and resource.
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The Concept of Sustainability Supported by Green Marketing in Digital Communication Applied to Textile Fashion
Leverage and optimization of the product variable as a contribution to Sustainable Marketing.
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Green but How Green?: Green Product Evaluation Programs in Terms of Marketing
Environmentally friendly products that are harmless to living and nonliving things.
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Green Management Policies for Corporate Success
Products that do not pollute the world, do not deplete natural resources, and can be recycled or retained in value.
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