Consumer worldviews and perspectives on environmental sustainability initiatives in the South African supermarket sector

Naidoo, Merle; Gasparatos, Alexandros

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.137496

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“…When operating in the South African market where food makes up almost half of the household monthly spend (Das Nair, 2017;), this is a valuable positioning for the Retailer. The South African consumer is faced with a number of economic constraints which lead the customers to frequently re-evaluate their spending decisions (Naidoo and Gasparatos, 2023). As The Retailer fairs well in this evaluation, it is likely to resultantly continue fairly competitively in the retail industry.…”

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What is missing from the omnichannel shopping experience? Probing the drivers of loyalty in the food retail sector.

Moatshe,

Tsvakirai,

Tshehla

2024

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The adoption of the omnichannel marketing model has introduced greater options for businesses for both online and in-store interaction with customers. Previous research has shown that the convenience of online marketing has facilitated many repeat purchases, but a good in-store experience remains a key determinant of customer loyalty. This study aimed to investigate the elements of the customer experience in physical shopping that motivate customer loyalty. Using qualitative analysis, the study found consumers’ positive perceptions of the quality of service delivered had positive associations with affective motivations for loyalty, while their perceptions of the fairness of goods’ pricing appealed to cognitive motivations for loyalty. Consumers’ positive perceptions about the quality of products purchased nurtured both affective and cognitive motivations for loyalty. Other results indicated that gains in affective motivations could be eroded by shortcomings in delivering cognitive motivations. The lack of consistency in reinforcing cognitive motivations was a key missing component in customers’ experience. The study contributes to literature by providing pointers for the marketing strategies that link food retailers’ efforts to the unique motivations for loyalty.

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What is missing from the omnichannel shopping experience? Probing the drivers of loyalty in the food retail sector.

Moatshe,

Tsvakirai,

Tshehla

2024

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“…Supported by research, "minimalist practices positively impact financial well-being, spirituality and happiness" (Hook et al, 2023;Malik and Ishaq, 2023). Financial well-being reciprocally contributes to the overall happiness (Rodriguez, 2018) with minimalism indirectly influencing happiness through financial well-being (Nepomuceno and Laroche, 2015).…”

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Sustainable Harmony: A Thorough Exploration of Minimalism and Consumerism through Literature

Kataria,

Nain

2024

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This study explores the extant literature surrounding minimalism's sustainability, aiming to propose novel dimensions applicable to sustainability in the context of taking wedding clothes on rent. The article specifically examines the viability of minimalism in the context of renting wedding attire in India, uncovering a dearth of research in this area. With the concentration of 5-year span (2018–2023) and drawing from the Scopus database, the findings emphasize minimalism's multifaceted impact on consumer behaviour, well-being, and sustainability. The existing literature is not available in the context of renting wedding clothes within the Indian socio-cultural milieu. The study identifies various factors, including socio-economic intricacies, daily effects, and alignment with manufacturing, alongside the innovative "Minimalonomics" model, offering insights into conscious consumption and well-being transformation. While factors like utility, user-friendliness, perspective, and societal pressures affect the adoption of wedding attire rental platforms, consumers prioritizing sustainability exhibit positive correlations with slow fashion, perceived value, purchase intent, willingness to pay a premium, and recommending slow-fashion products. Conversely, considerations like hygiene, perception, societal norms, perceived efficacy, environmental awareness, and personal relevance may sway consumers away from clothing rental services.

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Predicting citizens municipal solid waste recycling intentions in Morocco: The role of community engagement

Taouahria

2024

Waste Management Bulletin

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Consumer worldviews and perspectives on environmental sustainability initiatives in the South African supermarket sector

Cited by 6 publications

References 48 publications

What is missing from the omnichannel shopping experience? Probing the drivers of loyalty in the food retail sector.

What is missing from the omnichannel shopping experience? Probing the drivers of loyalty in the food retail sector.

Sustainable Harmony: A Thorough Exploration of Minimalism and Consumerism through Literature

Predicting citizens municipal solid waste recycling intentions in Morocco: The role of community engagement

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