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Packing decision for low fat aliments: a review

2014

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to give some recommendations about how to design a low fat food aliment packaging. Design/methodology/approach – A review of previous studies that have analysed food packaging decisions considering personal and product influences was done. Findings – For low fat foods, a good or a poor performance is not sufficient; you have to perform better than those competitors whose competitive capacity is strong enough to influence strategic decision taking. Low fat products must be focused to a particular target. A product of these characteristics cannot be launched for all the markets at the same time, and under the same conditions. Some personal factors do re…

Food packagingNutrition and DieteticsDecision takingPosition (finance)Competitor analysisFood scienceBusinessProduct (category theory)MarketingTime pressureAffect (psychology)Food ScienceNutrition & Food Science
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The impact of television dependency on teleshopping adoption

2008

PurposeTo analyse key drivers of television dependency and its impact on teleshopping adoption.Design/methodology/approachThe applicability of the media dependency scale is tested in the Spanish market. The impact of demographics, television exposure and television affinity on television dependency is analysed together with behavioural changes deriving from television dependency (willingness to teleshopping).FindingsData analysis shows that the media dependency scale needs to be adapted to the Spanish market and Spanish televiewers show intermediate levels of television dependency. Dependent televiewers are mainly mature, feel high‐television affinity and have high levels of exposure as tel…

MarketingDirect marketingDemographicsbusiness.industryScale (social sciences)Decision takingMedia system dependency theoryAdvertisingMarketingbusinessDependency (project management)Direct Marketing: An International Journal
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