Eco-Friendly Packaging Innovations in Senegalese Herbal Markets: Consumer Acceptance and Waste Reduction Effects Analysis
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| author | Babatunde, Adébẹ́ Ogunleyşọ, Femi Nnaemeka, Chinedum |
| author_facet | Babatunde, Adébẹ́ Ogunleyşọ, Femi Nnaemeka, Chinedum |
| contents | <p>This study examines the adoption of eco-friendly packaging solutions for medicinal herbs in Senegalese herbal markets to assess consumer acceptance and the potential for waste reduction. Qualitative research methods were employed, including semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions among herbal market vendors and consumers to gather insights into their perceptions and experiences with new packaging solutions. Findings indicate that over 70% of respondents found the eco-friendly packaging appealing and preferred it compared to traditional options. Consumers also expressed significant interest in reducing plastic waste, highlighting a willingness to adopt sustainable practices. The study concludes that there is substantial potential for promoting eco-friendly packaging solutions in Senegalese herbal markets, with consumer acceptance as a key driver of adoption. Recommendations include the development and promotion of eco-friendly packaging options tailored to meet consumer preferences, alongside incentives or policies aimed at encouraging sustainable practices.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Eco-Friendly Packaging Innovations in Senegalese Herbal Markets: Consumer Acceptance and Waste Reduction Effects Analysis Babatunde, Adébẹ́ Ogunleyşọ, Femi Nnaemeka, Chinedum African geography herbal markets qualitative research consumer behaviour waste management sustainability ethnography <p>This study examines the adoption of eco-friendly packaging solutions for medicinal herbs in Senegalese herbal markets to assess consumer acceptance and the potential for waste reduction. Qualitative research methods were employed, including semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions among herbal market vendors and consumers to gather insights into their perceptions and experiences with new packaging solutions. Findings indicate that over 70% of respondents found the eco-friendly packaging appealing and preferred it compared to traditional options. Consumers also expressed significant interest in reducing plastic waste, highlighting a willingness to adopt sustainable practices. The study concludes that there is substantial potential for promoting eco-friendly packaging solutions in Senegalese herbal markets, with consumer acceptance as a key driver of adoption. Recommendations include the development and promotion of eco-friendly packaging options tailored to meet consumer preferences, alongside incentives or policies aimed at encouraging sustainable practices.</p> |
| title | Eco-Friendly Packaging Innovations in Senegalese Herbal Markets: Consumer Acceptance and Waste Reduction Effects Analysis |
| topic | African geography herbal markets qualitative research consumer behaviour waste management sustainability ethnography |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18824480 |