..., individual-level and temporal-contextual explanations of satisfaction to develop and test an integrated theoretical framework. Consumer satisfaction Food preferences Online reviews Health-conscious consumption Market segmentation Consumer preferences and satisfaction are central...

... attention to the following keywords: COVID-19, consumer behaviours, food services, market segmentation, Poland. Findings The analysis allowed the authors to identify the most important factors influencing consumer behaviour under the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic. This in turn enabled them...

... Licensed re-use rights only Experiential value Food festival Market segmentation Emotional state Loyalty Food festivals are considered one of the most prevalent and popular events held worldwide (Kim, 2015b). For example, Tasting Australia is one of the most well-known food events, held...

... among them. Consumer behaviour Market segmentation Generations Food-related lifestyles Recently, the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations (2017) , in a report entitled “The Future of Food and Agriculture–Trends and challenges”, has alerted about the imperative...

... and suggestions for further research are presented. Market segmentation is one of the traditional techniques used in marketing to understand customers. Bruwer et al. (2017) stated that there is a need for market segmentation, from the marketing managerial viewpoint, in order to cope...

... to calculate mean WTP value for latent class q (q = 1,…,Q): Consumer preferences Latent class modeling Organic food Gluten-free Market segmentation Willingness to pay Previous literature on the determinants of organic food consumption indicates that there is limited...

... management (Fidel et al., 2015). In sustainable development, restaurant operators should first recognize customers' consumption habits, needs and preferences of each market segment and subsequently launch products, services or marketing strategies that satisfy customer expectations (Rosalin...

... pinpointing consumer segments (Fraj Andrés et al., 2004), attempting to group consumers according to their lifestyles and values (Law, 2016 ; Kotler et al., 2014), currently becoming a dimension of great importance for market segmentation. Limeira (2008) states that lifestyle...

... applied to recognize market segmentation. Finally, homogeneity and heterogeneity of the resulting clusters were determined to compare performance of the two clustering techniques. Findings The LCCA technique was identified better than the CA in classification of consumers. According to LCCA solution...

... analysis Market segmentation Rural and urban locations together with price, health benefits, locally grown produce, environmental benefits and support for local communities are expected to play important roles in local food choices (Mirosa and Lawson, 2012 ; Tregear and Ness, 2005...

.... Market segmentation, a technique used to subdivide a heterogeneous market into homogeneous subgroups, provides opportunities to develop targeted market strategies for specific groups (Honkanen and Frewer, 2009). One of the earliest and simplest methods of dividing consumers into homogenous groups...

...Vasco Boatto; Luca Rossetto; Paolo Bordignon; Rosa Arboretti; Luigi Salmaso Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to detect market segments where consumers have a different knowledge of domestic and imported Parmesan cheese in USA and Canada. The results may be helpful in understanding to what...

... and Sánchez, 2012b), Taiwan (Chen 2007), Nigeria (Ajewole and Omonoma, 2006) and Australia (Flight et al., 2003). Marketing research Market segmentation Degree of food neo-phobia Agricultural and food industry Mexican consumers New foods Food technology Neo-philic Neo-phobic...

... β-glucan-enriched bread concepts targeted specifically at these four market segments. Findings – The simulation analysis identified β-glucan-enriched bread concepts targeted specifically at these four market segments. Originality/value – This research can assist manufacturers...

... is threefold. The First is to identify factors influencing snack foods impulsive buying behaviour. Second, grouping impulsive buying variables to identify different orientations and use these orientations to perform market segmentation. Finally, grounded on the theoretical framework and the empirical findings...

... et al., 2009). Consumer behaviour Market segmentation Marketing strategy Wines Spain Consumer psychology The commercialisation of wine in Spain is problematic due to two concrete circumstances: 1. the decrease in wine consumption [1] because of a consumer shift toward...

... per cent), as a marinade (32 per cent), in drinks (32 per cent) or in cakes/cookies (21 per cent). Honey was very rarely consumed on its own (Table I). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Market segmentation Cluster analysis Asia Australia Honey Consumer behaviour 1...

...Thomas A. Brunner; Michael Siegrist Purpose The main objectives of this study are to develop a comprehensive questionnaire and to analyze the nature of wine market segments. Past research has focused on involvement, lifestyle or motives as segmentation criteria. The present study seeks to combine...

... and quantifying their attitudes to diagnose what consumers really prefer. Consumer behaviour Organic foods Marketing Market segmentation Spain Nowadays a growing concern exists about health and food safety among consumers, as well as an ever more important interest for new foods. In this sense...

... evolving graph. Panos M. Pardalos can be contacted at: pardalos@ufl.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Food industry Market segmentation United States of America Studying finance data have received increased attention in the recent years (Bouchaud and Potters, 2000...