Organic Food Purchase Intentions: The Applied Model of Planned Behavior Theory and Outcomes

Abstract

The gist of this research project focuses to utilize the planned behavior theory in order to understand the end-user consumers and buyers of Pakistan natural and biotic sustenance purchase reasoning, by calculating the direct effect of individual patterns on attitude towards natural and biotic sustenance. Questionnaires were distributed randomly among the pupils of two different universities located in Lahore. The technique used to test the propounded model of study was Structural equation modeling. The results and outcomes of the study were surprised to know that individual patterns remarkably effect preference towards purchasing patterns and preferences, which in turn enhances the overall anticipating capability of TPB model purchasing patterns and preferences, mentioned capability is also increased between perceived behavior control. The pragmatic implications of this research project provide valuable perceptions for the academicians and producers. Researchers can additionally probe significance of individual patterns so that fruitful results can be obtained regarding comprehension of their consequences on TPB components. Subsequently, producers can pick out thoughts of assemblage and company to enhance the requirement of natural and biotic sustenance. Many of the previous researches overlook the significance of individual patterns in determining the purchasing patterns and preferences with respect to natural and biotic sustenance. The amazing aspect of this study is a detailed emphasis on exploring the direct and indirect effect of subjective norms on the elements of TPB. Moreover, to the best of authors’ knowledge, this one of the rare studies which completely inspects the connection of components of TPB with natural and biotic sustenance purchase intention in the context of Pakistan.