Individual and Situational Determinants of U.S. Consumers' Buying Behavior of Organic Foods
ABSTRACT The current study expands on previous research by examining a more comprehensive set of factors that influence consumers' buying behavior of organic foods. This study focuses on individual and situational factors associated with attitudes and intentions to buy organic foods, which subsequently lead to organic food buying behavior. Health and environmental consciousness were found to be individual factors that significantly influenced attitudes toward buying organic foods, whereas children's age and perceived convenience of purchase were recognized as strong situational factors that determined intentions to buy organic foods.