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Consumers’ Buying Reactions to Video Communications About Pasture-Raised Milk in Real Supermarket Settings—A German Case

Katrin Zander; Lena Klabunn

Journal of International Food & Agribusiness Marketing · 2026

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Summary

This experimental study examined how in-store video communications about pasture-raised milk influence consumer purchasing decisions in real German supermarket settings. The research contributes to understanding the effectiveness of video-based marketing interventions for differentiated dairy products at the point of purchase, bridging the gap between consumer attitudes toward pasture-raised systems and actual buying behaviour.

UK applicability

Findings on video marketing effectiveness for pasture-raised dairy may be relevant to UK retailers and producers seeking to communicate product provenance at point-of-sale, though German consumer preferences and retail formats may not directly translate to UK market conditions.

Key measures

Consumer buying behaviour, purchase intent, actual sales data, consumer perception metrics in response to video communications

Outcomes reported

The study measured consumer purchasing behaviour and reactions when exposed to video communications about pasture-raised milk in actual supermarket retail environments. It likely assessed purchase intent, actual purchase decisions, and consumer perceptions influenced by video messaging.

Theme
Marketing, media & food environments
Subject
Consumer behaviour and marketing effectiveness for differentiated dairy products
Study type
Research
Study design
Field trial / Observational experiment
Source type
Peer-reviewed study
Status
Published
Geography
Germany
System type
Pasture-based dairy
DOI
10.1080/08974438.2026.2620995
Catalogue ID
NRmo3d4gae-0as

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