Ningappa T, Siddappa .
In recent years, there has been a significant surge in the demand
for environmentally friendly products, as customers are becoming increasingly
conscious of their impact on the environment. These eco-friendly products not
only contribute to a healthier lifestyle but also highlight the significance of
sustainability. Undoubtedly, the relevance of eco-friendly products will
continue to rise, occupying a central position in the market in the years to
come. Consequently, consumer perception towards eco-friendly products is
expected to shift, although at a slow pace. The purpose of this study is to
examine consumers’ perception towards eco-friendly products. To gain insights
into consumers’ perception, the Shivamogga City of Karnataka state has been
chosen as the research location. The study results revealed that consumers’
perceived eco-friendly products are good to the environment and society, these
products save natural resources, high price, and not well promoted by the
marketers. In addition, the study also found and revealed that there is similar
perception towards eco-friendly products across socio-demographic
characteristics.
Eco-friendly
Products, Perception, Socio-demographic characters.
VOL.16, ISSUE No.1, March 2024