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Do ecolabels cheapen wines?
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DOI：10.1016/j.jclepro.2019.118696.png)
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While some studies find that ecolabels might impose price penalties to wines, several aspects remain unclear; particularly, if the mainstream consumers are, in fact, disliking ecolabeled wines; if there exists a systematic difference between organic and sustainable wines; or if the ecolabels' purported negative correlation to prestige is robust. In this study, these questions are investigated with a choice experiment, which estimates the consumption utility of the ecolabels and of the relevant interaction effects. We find that consumers are willing to pay premiums for either organic or sustainable wines; the premium is especially prevalent in the higher percentile of the willingness to pay distributions. Appellations of origin play a role; the willingness to pays for the ecolabels are higher for wines from less-prestigious regions, but it diminishes for wines from higher-prestige regions. No eco-penalty is detected at the mean level, nor do the ecolabels penalize higher-priced wines within the examined price range. However, a small segment of consumer dislikes the ecolabels. Lastly, the preference correlates positively with the perception of quality implied by the ecolabels. We recommend wineries that target mainstream consumers to pursue ecolabels. (C) 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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Appellations of origin
Choice experiment
Eco-penalty
Organic
Sustainable
Willingness to pay
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