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Their objective is to determine consumers to perceive organic products of having higher quality and better effects in comparison with regular products. Their strategy was successful in the case of numerous customers. However, this situation can be attributed to several players. This situation is influenced by producers of organic products, by governments that have developed studies regarding the effects of organic products, and marketers that have developed strategies intended to determine such needs.
This objective was also reached by providing an increased level of information that is easy to access by customers. The purchase decision regarding organic products is usually based on higher involvement from the customer. This means that customers are highly motivated in finding information on these products, and that their interest in organic products is high. This type of behavior is determined by the higher prices of these products, by their reduced availability, and by low information level of customers. In such cases, the purchase behavior of customers is significantly influenced by companies.
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3. Industry Statistics and Projected Growth (2011). Organic Trade Association. Retrieved April 16, 2011 from http://www.ota.com/organic/mt/business.html.
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However, according to this model, what can be termed as the best way is defined by how the decision made marries with the content and context of the matter at hand. The contingency model establishes that a decision that is made for a particular context may not be applicable in another, even though the contexts may be similar. It also establishes that a unified role is played by the
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