Table 2

Packaging, eco-labels and information transparency attributes

Second order attributeFirst order attributesSource papers
Information display and communication systemsCross-Category Normalised Comparison Capability; Scale Granularity (Multiple Tiers); Front-of-Pack Placement and Visibility; Label Presence (Label vs. Label-Free); Logo Design Format; Information System Granularity; Sustainability Information Dimensions; Information Accessibility and Clarity; Blockchain-based Traceability Label; Descriptive Carbon Footprint; Award LogoDihr et al. (2021), Kato et al. (2023), Borin et al. (2011), Wurster et al. (2020), Li (2025), Huang et al. (2024), Edenbrandt et al. (2025) 
Information transparency and verificationClaim Specificity and Verifiability; Eco-label Presence and InformativenessNath and Agrawal (2023), Kumar and Basu (2023) 
Labelling standards and complianceGeographical Indication (PGI) Label; Environmental Labels and Certification on Clothing; Presence vs. Absence of Labels; Official Organic CertificationLambarraa-Lehnhardt et al. (2021), Koszewska et al. (2020), Edenbrandt et al. (2025), Shaikh et al. (2024) 
Visual communication and graphic designColour-Coded Environmental and Carbon CommunicationDihr et al. (2021), Forleo et al. (2023), Edenbrandt et al. (2025) 
Sustainability of packaging materialsReduced Packaging; Recycled Packaging; Returnable/Refillable ContainersBovea and Vidal (2004), Seo et al. (2016), Narassima et al. (2025), Vaikma et al. (2025), Czine et al. (2025), Wijayatunga et al. (2024) 
Packaging design elements and aestheticsCap and Bottle Shape and Style; Appropriate vs. Excessive Packaging LevelKato et al. (2023), Seo et al. (2016), Wijayatunga et al. (2024) 
Source(s): Authors' own elaboration

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