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Segmenting the Australian organic food consumer market
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posted on 2018-09-25, 00:00 authored by Parves Sultan, HY Wong, M SigalaPurpose: The purpose of this paper is to segment the Australian organic food consumer market. Design/methodology/approach: A nationwide online survey was conducted for collecting data about the Australian organic food consumer market. Various statistical techniques were used for analyzing the data and identifying market segments. Findings: The key market segmentation variables that significantly characterize the Australian organic food consumer market include age, income, education, metro/city-vs-rural/region, purchase frequency, weekly expenditure, consumption period, retail outlets, perceived values, self-image, and perceptions about organic foods. Originality/value: Australia, like many other countries, is an emerging market for the organically produced and marketed food products. The current review unfolds the fact that there are limited studies in market segmentation, and no study in the Australian context, in particular. The current paper contributes to the organic food market segmentation literature and provides several implications for market segmentation strategy. © 2018, Emerald Publishing Limited.
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30Issue
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163End Page
181Number of Pages
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1758-4248ISSN
1355-5855Publisher
Emerald Publishing, UKPublisher DOI
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2017-08-15External Author Affiliations
University of South Australia; Deakin UniversityEra Eligible
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Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and LogisticsUsage metrics
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