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Volume : XVI, Issue : I, February - 2026

CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE AND GREEN MARKETING PRACTICES

Nisha P. V., Meghana D. , Nandini S. , Radhika S.

By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

The findings indicate that consumers generally hold a positive perception of sustainable and green marketing and associate green products with environmental protection, health benefits, and social responsibility.

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Nisha P. V., Meghana D. , Nandini S. , Radhika S. (2026). CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE AND GREEN MARKETING PRACTICES. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. XVI, Issue. I, http://isrj.org/UploadedData/11620.pdf

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