During the last 20 years, sustainability has become an important issue in the wine sector. The increase of producers' awareness and consumers' interest has prompted the emergence of wines labeled as organic, biodynamic or natural. The current letter aims to stimulate future research dealing with consumers' acceptance and interest towards wine with sustainability characteristics to focus on fungus resistant grape (FRG) varieties, that we consider a potential pivotal innovation for the future of the wine industry. Particularly, we expect consumer research to address the complexity behind future consumers’ acceptance of FRG, taking also into account insights emerged from our conceptual model.
Consumers’ acceptance of fungus resistant grapes: Future scenarios in sustainable winemaking / Borrello, M.; Cembalo, L.; Vecchio, R.. - In: JOURNAL OF CLEANER PRODUCTION. - ISSN 0959-6526. - 307:(2021), p. 127318. [10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.127318]
Consumers’ acceptance of fungus resistant grapes: Future scenarios in sustainable winemaking
Borrello M.Primo
;Cembalo L.Secondo
;Vecchio R.
Ultimo
2021
Abstract
During the last 20 years, sustainability has become an important issue in the wine sector. The increase of producers' awareness and consumers' interest has prompted the emergence of wines labeled as organic, biodynamic or natural. The current letter aims to stimulate future research dealing with consumers' acceptance and interest towards wine with sustainability characteristics to focus on fungus resistant grape (FRG) varieties, that we consider a potential pivotal innovation for the future of the wine industry. Particularly, we expect consumer research to address the complexity behind future consumers’ acceptance of FRG, taking also into account insights emerged from our conceptual model.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.