The bottle bill: Perceptions of inconvenience, litter and willingness to pay in Western New York

Rasmussen, Thomas

doi:10.1016/0160-4120(84)90229-0

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“…Apart from this, Escario et al (2020) notes that individuals between 54.1 and 59.6 years are more likely to adopt reusable packaging. Historically, Rasmussen (1984) finds that higher educated responded are willing to pay 10 cents more for reusable packaging. However, this is contested in later studies (Lofthouse and Bhamra, 2006).…”

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A literature review and analytical framework of the sustainability of reusable packaging

Bradley

Corsini

2023

Sustainable Production and Consumption

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A literature review and analytical framework of the sustainability of reusable packaging

Bradley

Corsini

2023

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Consumer Behavior as a Challenge and Opportunity for Circular Food Packaging—a Systematic Literature Review

Rietz

Kremel

2023

Circ.Econ.Sust.

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The food sector has been targeted as a potential site for the implementation of circular economy strategies. Food packaging, in particular, has caused concern due to its high production volume, short usage time, and problems related to waste management and littering. Circular economy strategies could potentially address these concerns if there is consumer acceptance and participation in circular systems. The present review seeks to inform future studies of the need for further research in this area by reviewing current knowledge of consumer behavior in relation to circular food packaging. When doing so, the study finds that studies have primarily focused on recycling, foremost in the European and American setting. However, less is known about consumers and circular packaging in developing countries. While reuse strategies were more prevalent in studies from the 1970–1980s, the review finds that such initiatives are yet again researched, which is promising given their generally favorable environmental footprint.

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The bottle bill: Perceptions of inconvenience, litter and willingness to pay in Western New York

Cited by 2 publications

References 4 publications

A literature review and analytical framework of the sustainability of reusable packaging

A literature review and analytical framework of the sustainability of reusable packaging

Consumer Behavior as a Challenge and Opportunity for Circular Food Packaging—a Systematic Literature Review

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