Predicting The Buying Intention Of Organic Food With The Association Of Theory Of Planned Behaviour

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Naresh Chhabra
Dr Astha Sharma
Rijuta Joshi
Dr. Farida Begum N
Dr. Viji S
Dr. V. Aarthi Agnihothri

Abstract

After the covid -19, pandemic people of India were more focused on health challenges. Customers looking for better clean and organic products without the usage of any chemical or artificial content. Results suggest that the organic market growing at a very rapid speed. The customer does not take this selection of organic products under the influence of near ones but various psychological, and behavioral aspects affect to such a decision. This regular practice catches the attention of researchers, regarding the predication purchase intention of organic products. This study aims to target the customers who are inclined to buy organic products or those who are already purchasing organic foods products. The study adopts the theory of planned behavior as a theoretical tool and multiple regression as an analytical tool to predict the buying intention of organic food products. The outcomes of 381respondentst revealed that attitude and environmental concern were the most influential factors of purchasing organic food products.

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Naresh Chhabra

Research Scholar, Usha Martin University Ranchi

Dr Astha Sharma

Assistant Professor, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Mumbai

Rijuta Joshi

Assistant Professor, Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering and Management Nagpur

Dr. Farida Begum N

Department of MBA, Sri Ramakrishna college of Arts and Science Coimbatore Tamil Nadu

Dr. Viji S

Assistant Professor Department of Commerce Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education, (Deemed to be University), Krishnankoil, Virudhunagar dt, Tamilnadu

Dr. V. Aarthi Agnihothri

Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Sri Krishna Arts and Science College Coimbatore