PROMOTING SPECIALTY CROPS AS LOCAL Module 2: Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it?

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PROMOTING SPECIALTY CROPS AS LOCAL Module 2: Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it?

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? In our previous session we discussed: Consumer perception of local food is generally very positive The concepts of freshness, safety, and high quality are some attributes that make up consumer perceptions of local food Consumers’ ideas of what is locally produced is not a concrete definition The definition of local food changes with the season

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Icebreaker – Preferences Quiz There are no right or wrong answers to the quiz, only preferences The purpose of the game is to get to know the opinions of those here today

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Icebreaker – Preferences Quiz Let’s try one: Do you prefer Saturdays or Sundays? If you prefer Saturdays please move to the left side of the room. For those that have a strong preference for Saturday, please move to the far left end. Those with a preference for Sunday, please do the same on the right side of the line. If you have no preference, please stand in the center.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Icebreaker – Preferences Quiz Begin quiz

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Agenda: Objectives Determining motivating factors that encourage consumers to purchase local food Identifying barriers that deter consumers from purchasing local food Generalizing the locations where consumers buy local food Determining the reasons why consumers choose certain local food Summary Evaluation

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Objectives: 1.Identify motivators that encourage consumers to purchase local food. 2.Identify barriers that deter consumers from purchasing local food. 3.Generalize the locations where consumers buy local food. 4.Recognize which local food items consumers are more likely to purchase.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Objectives: 5.Identify your own local food products that are more likely to be purchased by consumers and incorporate this information into your promotional plan. 6.Identify potential motivators, barriers and selling locations for each of your local food products and incorporate this information into your promotional plan. 7.Identify possible strategies to your products that will overcome sales barriers and incorporate this information into your promotional plan.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Exercise A Divide into small groups Your facilitator will ask each group to either: 1.Identify motivators that encourage consumers to purchase local food or 2.Identify barriers that deter consumers from purchasing local food

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Consumers have a multitude of reasons that may encourage them to purchase local food. Some of these reasons may apply all the time, while other motivations may not apply to all purchases at all venues.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Motivation for purchasing local foods: High quality Safe food Better health benefits Maintaining local farmland Lower environmental impact Less pesticide use Important social interactions Improved freshness Knowing origin of food Supporting local farmers Farmers receiving equitable return Small farm origin

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? For institutional buyers, local food means: Supporting the local economy Supporting local farmers Fresher food Healthy food High-quality food

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Barriers to consumer purchases of local food: Lack of information on local food Inconvenience Inconsistency Lack of availability Urban development pressure Food safety Cost

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Institutional buyers feel local food barriers are: Inconsistent supply Quality concerns Concerns with safety standards Problems with institution’s facilities and staff preparing whole foods

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Where Consumers Buy Local Food: Chain Groceries (Retail) Bulk Stores (Retail) Specialty Stores (Chains) Specialty Stores (Local) Markets Stands Directly from farms Family and Friends CSAs Many consumers shop at multiple sites rather than a single source for food.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Exercise B: What Consumers Purchase On the left side of the sheet, please list 5 local food products you would purchase on your trip. In the middle column, please list at least 5 reasons you would select these particular foods. In the right column, please list the reasons you feel consumers might select the specific foods you chose.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Reasons consumers purchase certain local food products The consumer likes the food Family members like the food Healthy Association with childhood Versatile (can be used many ways) Growing location (secondary) Months available (secondary) Adds color to plate

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Reasons consumers avoid certain local food products Dislike the food Children will not eat the food Allergies Food hard to digest Health conditions prohibit the food Food is not a commonly used food Food not in season Excessive cost

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Exercise C Think about the local food products you produce In the left column, list the products you feel are most likely to be purchased In the right column, list other local food products you produce Following the completion of your list, we will begin talking about communicating to customers about your products

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Exercise D: Encouraging People to Purchase In the left column, please list your products most likely to be purchased (from Exercise C) In the middle column, please give reasons why consumers might be motivated to purchase these foods (refer to Exercise B) In the right column, please brainstorm potential locations to sell this product After the lists are complete, you will be asked to share some of your answers so we can compile them into a master list for group discussion. You may want to add new information to your list.

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? An effective promotional plan should include the motivations discussed, but should also account for barriers that reduce sales Countermeasures may eliminate or reduce barriers Reducing barriers may enhance profitability

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Exercise E: Breaking Down Barriers to Purchase In the left hand column, please list the foods you produce In the middle column, please list possible barriers to consumer purchase of these foods. You may wish to refer to your worksheet from Exercise A and discuss ideas with your group. Following the completion of the barriers list, please write and discuss possible strategies to break down each barrier One group member will be asked to report out

Why do people buy local food and where do they buy it? Summary We discussed the motivators for consumer purchase and possible barriers that inhibit consumer purchase. We discussed the locations where consumers purchase local food and the reasons they select specific products. We have examined your products and determined which foods are most likely to be purchased, and identified potential motivators and market locations. We identified possible barriers inhibiting consumers from purchasing the foods you produce and discussed possible strategies for counteracting those barriers.

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