Koncepcja współdzielenia w działalności usługodawców logistycznych

Płaczek, Ewa; Katowicach, Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w

doi:10.33226/1231-2037.2020.4.2

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“…• Generation Z and those who spend the most on clothing buy clothes more often because of new trends and styles, • Only slightly more than half of the clothes are worn regularly, • Consumers do not read labels -they cannot indicate what their clothes are made of, and they identify the country of production with the brand's origin, • Declare readiness to buy products with ecological ingredients, even more expensive, if the higher price will go hand in hand with the high quality of the product, • Polish consumers sometimes throw away or destroy their clothes, but they often pass them on to others, which is part of the sharing economy concept, • Consumers like to buy in second-hand shops, they are also curious about new shopping models, especially rental companies (Płaczek, 2020).…”

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Aspects Influencing Purchasing Decision, Based on Fashion Purchasing Attitudes

Spychalska-Wojtkiewicz,

Klein,

Majchrzak

2022

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Purpose:Authors have set a research goal to describe most important aspects when making a purchasing decision, based on fashion purchasing attitudes. Design/methodology/approach: In order to verify this hypothesis, quantitative research was carried out on a representative group of people purchasing clothes. Data were gathered in Poland. Findings: As a result, it was found that non-price aspects are not particularly important to buyers. Therefore, given the educational role of marketing in the area of sustainable purchasing, further efforts by enterprises in terms of education and awareness-raising are necessary. Practical implications: Sustainable approach to the economy is not only political and macroeconomic. The topic of sustainable management of entities has been strongly present in them for many years, e.g., due to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These issues also apply to consumers, the choices they make in their purchasing decisions. Originality value: It was presumed that the fashion sector consumers are more focused when making purchasing decisions on non-price aspects related to the trends of the sustainable, circular economy and sharing economy.

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confidence: 99%

Aspects Influencing Purchasing Decision, Based on Fashion Purchasing Attitudes

Spychalska-Wojtkiewicz,

Klein,

Majchrzak

2022

ERSJ

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“…The main problem with introducing any new technology is the trade-off between ecology and economics. It seems that such a compromise is extremely difficult to achieve, but many positive examples of it can be found in practice [Płaczek 2011].…”

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Transport of animals from the standpoint of the optimisation of meat quality and sustainable consumption

Zawadzki,

Kaizer

2021

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The paper presents assumptions related to the implementation of sustainable development in logistics, which result from the need to protect the environment which is subject to systematic degradation. The concepts presented in this paper are aimed to both reduce the impact of negative factors on the environment and optimise transport costs.The paper also discusses the topics of sustainable consumption and meat quality. Attention was drawn to the problem of animal welfare contained in the so-called ’5 freedoms’. Information on meat defects is also included, as well as information on livestock skin injuries and transport-related animal mortality. As a result of an analysis of literature on this topic, it was found that transportation is still extremely stressful for animals despite advances in transportation technology. An analysis of the collected material led to the conclusion that meat quality depends on many factors, with transport being the critical point that drastically lowers its level.

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“…To sum up, sustainable development is defined as a way of recognising and then solving contemporary economic, social, and environmental problems, and its essence is to permanently improve the quality of life of present and future generations. The above considerations clearly demonstrate that sustainable development has become an important premise in the implementation of logistics processes and should be taken into account at every planning stage [Sadowski 2008;Płaczek 2011]. The concept of sustainable development plays an extremely important role already at the stage of design of any means of transport.…”

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Transport of frozen products as a source of environmental and consumer risks

Zawadzki

2020

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The article presents the problems related to changes in the quality of frozen food due to its transport, from the point of view of the burden on the environment and the risk for the consumer. The paper presents physical, chemical, and microbiological threats to the quality of frozen food, which are caused by conditions related to the logistics process. Transport of frozen products, which is an essential part of the logistics process, is described in the context of the ATP agreement, the concept of sustainable development, and the HACCP system. As a result of the discussion, it was found that the quality of frozen products during transport may change as a result of different processes and dynamics, which depend on the logistics process as a result of many variables. The logistics process should therefore be considered as a set of related operations from acquisition of raw materials, through production, storage, transport, and distribution, to consumption. The discussion made make it possible to conclude that the integrity of logistics processes determines the quality of frozen products, the final level of which should be considered in terms of the environmental burden and the threats to the safety of consumers. The socio-economic progress and the increasing globalisation in the trade of goods lead to an intensified use of transport processes, the implementation of which should be optimised to ensure high quality of transported goods, including frozen food, and to reduce environmental pollution.

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Koncepcja współdzielenia w działalności usługodawców logistycznych

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Aspects Influencing Purchasing Decision, Based on Fashion Purchasing Attitudes

Aspects Influencing Purchasing Decision, Based on Fashion Purchasing Attitudes

Transport of animals from the standpoint of the optimisation of meat quality and sustainable consumption

Transport of frozen products as a source of environmental and consumer risks

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