GREEN CONSUMER SEGMENTATIONS Flashcards

1
Q

is the process of dividing the
market based on how concerned consumers are about
environmental issues and how they respond to those
concerns. As people become more aware of
environmental issues, distinct groups of consumers with
different attitudes and behaviors towards green products
emerge.

A

Green segmentation

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2
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Highly committed to
environmental issues, prioritize eco-conscious
purchases, and are willing to pay more for green
products. They strongly disapprove of companies
harming the environment.

A

Behavioral Greens

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3
Q

Educated consumers who consider
green issues but prioritize practical benefits when
buying. Open to green products if they see value.

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Think Greens:

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4
Q

Younger with below-average
income, not yet focused on green issues but open to
influence, especially in recycling.

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Potential Greens

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5
Q

Oppose the green movement,
viewing it as unnecessary. Typically young, highincome, and impulsive buyers with a negative
outlook on environmental efforts

A

True Browns:

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6
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TOP 1 COUNTRY (82.50) Perfect score in water

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Denmark

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7
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TOP 2 Country (82.30) Decouples environmental pressures from growth

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LUXEMBOURG

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8
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TOP 3 (81.50) Stringent environmental
measures.

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SWITZERLAND

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9
Q

TOP 4 (81.30) Strong commitment to
environmental issues

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UNITED KINGDOM

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10
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TOP 5 (81.20) Mandatory eco-friendly
initiatives

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FRANCE

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11
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TOP 6 (79.60) Focus on environmental
protection

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AUSTRIA

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12
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TOP 7 (78.90) Improvements in air quality.

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FINLAND

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13
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TOP 8 (78.70) Aiming to eliminate fossil fuels

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SWEDEN

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14
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TOP 9 (77.70) Reducing greenhouse gas
emissions.

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NORWAY

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15
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TOP 10 (77.70) - Strong sustainability culture.

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GERMANY

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16
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TOP 11 (75.30) Leading in water management

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Netherlands

17
Q

TOP 12 (75.10) Balances urban and natural
landscapes.

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JAPAN

18
Q

TOP 13 (74.90) Strong air quality policies.

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Australia

19
Q

TOP 14 (74.30) Abundant Street trees.

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Spain

20
Q

TOP 15 (73.30) Advances in eco-innovation

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Belgium

21
Q

TOP 16 (72.80) Transitioning to renewable
energy.

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IRELAND

22
Q

TOP 17 Notable sustainability efforts.

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Iceland

23
Q

TOP 18 Biodiversity and environmental
protection

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COLOMBIA

24
Q

TOP 19 Committed to carbon
neutrality.

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. Costa Rica

25
Q

TOP 20 Reducing pesticide use.

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Cuba

26
Q

refers to the purchasing behaviors
of consumers who prioritize environmentally friendly
products. Here are some examples:

A

Green consumerism

27
Q

Consumers seek seafood
that carries the Marine Stewardship Council’s
logo, indicating it was harvested responsibly.

A

Sustainable Seafood

28
Q

Coffee drinkers prefer beans
that are certified organic and produced through
shade farming, as recognized by Bird-Friendly
seals.

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Organic Coffee

29
Q

: Over 25 million
hectares of forest gardens have been certified
by the Forest Stewardship Council, ensuring
sustainable forestry practices.

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Sustainable Forestry

30
Q

The European Blue
Flag campaign identifies beaches and marinas
that meet environmental standards, attracting
eco-conscious beachgoers.

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Eco-Friendly Beaches

31
Q

In Thailand,
consumers have increasingly adopted energyefficient refrigerators, rising from 12% to 96%
usage between 1996 and 1998 due to an
appliance-labeling program.

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Energy-Efficient Appliances

32
Q

The global demand for
energy-saving compact fluorescent lamps has
eliminated the need for around 40 mediumsized coal-fired power plants.

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Energy-Saving Lights

33
Q

More
governments and individuals are opting for
solar panels and wind turbines instead of
relying solely on traditional power grids.

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Renewable Energy Installations