Importance–Performance Map Analysis of the Drivers for the Acceptance of Genetically Modified Food with a Theory of Planned Behavior Groundwork
Foods,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(6), P. 932 - 932
Published: March 9, 2025
The
revolution
in
biotechnology
at
the
end
of
20th
century
has
improved
agricultural
productivity,
reduced
environmental
impact,
and
enhanced
food
nutrition.
However,
genetically
modified
(GMF)
consumption
remains
low,
particularly
European
Union,
including
Spain.
This
study
develops
a
GMF
acceptance
model
based
on
Theory
Planned
Behavior,
incorporating
five
key
variables
alongside
gender
age
as
control
factors.
Attitude-related
include
perceived
benefit
(PB)
risk
(PR).
Perceived
factors
involve
neophobia
(PHOB)
knowledge
(KNOWL)
about
GMFs.
Additionally,
subjective
norm
(SN)
is
considered.
Using
sample
728
Spanish
consumers,
was
validated,
explaining
70%
variance
demonstrating
strong
predictive
capability.
results
so
PB,
KNOWL,
SN
positively
influence
acceptance,
whereas
PR
PHOB
have
negative
effects.
PB
emerged
most
influential
variables,
which
are
also
highlighted
priorities
importance-performance
map
analysis
(IPMA).
Based
these
findings,
strategies
been
proposed
to
enhance
benefits
norms,
potentially
increasing
acceptance.
provides
valuable
insights
into
consumer
behavior
offers
guidance
for
policymakers
industry
stakeholders
promote
adoption
Language: Английский
Golden opportunities? How marketing expectations drive purchase intentions of golden rice in Bangladesh and the Philippines
GM crops & food,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 316 - 335
Published: Nov. 18, 2024
Golden
Rice
(GR),
genetically
modified
(GM)
rice
enriched
with
provitamin
A,
holds
promise
to
address
micronutrient
deficiencies
in
developing
countries.
However,
its
success
hinges
on
market
acceptance.
This
study
investigates
how
the
marketing
aspects
of
GR
influence
consumers'
purchase
intentions
Bangladesh
and
Philippines.
The
Expectation
Confirmation
Theory
(ECT)
is
employed
analyze
role
expectations
regarding
mix
components
(i.e.
product,
price,
place,
promotion),
risk
perceptions,
performance
expectations,
expected
satisfaction
intentions.
Data
from
online
surveys
(n
=
391)
Philippines
354),
collected
using
convenience
sampling,
were
analyzed
structural
equation
modeling.
Findings
reveal
that
positive
toward
mix,
performance,
increase
intention
GR,
whereas
perceptions
have
a
negative
influence.
Additionally,
it
was
found
all
four
significantly
affect
Bangladesh.
only
product
promotion
notable
These
results
emphasize
importance
effectively
addressing
help
ensure
successful
implementation.
novel
as
delves
into
for
GM
biofortified
crop
their
different
future
satisfaction.
If
commercialized,
research
should
validate
these
based
actual
consumer
experiences.
longitudinal
studies
could
track
changes
over
time,
identifying
consistently
valued
elements
offering
valuable
technique
development
before
launch.
Language: Английский