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September 10, 2025International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies0 citations

Consumer Awareness and Perception of Green Products in Tamil ‎Nadu: An Assessment of Environmental Consciousness and ‎Marketing Strategies

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CDChaudhary DeviBSB. Subatra

Key Points

  • Most respondents perceive green products as energy-efficient, showing a positive awareness trend.
  • Marketers need to address consumer uncertainty regarding the pricing of green versus non-green products.
  • Male respondents were more knowledgeable and proactive in considering green products when purchasing.
  • Effective advertising strategies are essential to convert environmental concerns into action for eco-friendly purchases.

Abstract

As the world becomes increasingly concerned about the environment, there is a growing ‎interest in acquiring environmentally friendly products, often referred to as green products. ‎The practice of promoting products or services based on their environmental sustainability is ‎known as "green marketing." These products and services are produced or packaged in ways ‎that are environmentally responsible and eco-friendly. This study aims to assess consumer ‎awareness of green products in Tamil Nadu, India, using data collected from 200 users across ‎selected districts in the region. The survey provides valuable insights into consumer awareness ‎of green products, particularly among those willing to purchase eco-friendly goods. It was ‎found that marketers must consider strategies to translate environmental concerns into ‎environmentally conscious consumer behavior. The study's findings indicate that the majority ‎of respondents perceived green products as energy-efficient. Male respondents were found to ‎be more knowledgeable about green products and were more likely to consider them in their ‎purchasing decisions compared to female respondents. However, a significant portion of ‎respondents expressed uncertainty when comparing the prices of green products with non-‎green alternatives. Therefore, while environmental concerns are present, consumers must be ‎persuaded to purchase eco-friendly goods through effective advertising.

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Devi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a40254b1d3bfb60de435https://doi.org/10.14419/zxzj6y85
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