Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan

This study sought to compare consumers' perceptions of Fair Trade (FT) and organic coffee between Australia and Japan. The findings indicate that Australian consumers are generally more aware of FT certification. While a similar number of respondents in both Australia and Japan were aware of or...

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Main Authors: Tamaki, R., Batt, Peter
Other Authors: ANZMAC 2011
Format: Conference Paper
Published: ANZMAC 2011 2011
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38887
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description This study sought to compare consumers' perceptions of Fair Trade (FT) and organic coffee between Australia and Japan. The findings indicate that Australian consumers are generally more aware of FT certification. While a similar number of respondents in both Australia and Japan were aware of organic certification, the benefits attained were perceived very differently.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-388872017-01-30T14:27:40Z Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan Tamaki, R. Batt, Peter ANZMAC 2011 organic consumerism cross-culture coffee fair trade This study sought to compare consumers' perceptions of Fair Trade (FT) and organic coffee between Australia and Japan. The findings indicate that Australian consumers are generally more aware of FT certification. While a similar number of respondents in both Australia and Japan were aware of organic certification, the benefits attained were perceived very differently. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38887 ANZMAC 2011 fulltext
spellingShingle organic
consumerism
cross-culture
coffee
fair trade
Tamaki, R.
Batt, Peter
Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan
title Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan
title_full Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan
title_fullStr Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan
title_full_unstemmed Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan
title_short Differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in Australia and Japan
title_sort differences in awareness of fair trade and organic labelling among coffee consumers in australia and japan
topic organic
consumerism
cross-culture
coffee
fair trade
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38887