La demanda de flores de corte: Generación de datos e investigación de mercado

Mariana Delgado Cordomí, Gonzalo Antonio Perez and Mauricio Talassino

Economi­a Agraria (Revista Economia Agraria), 2012, vol. 16, 16

Abstract: M. Delgado Cordomí, G. Antonio Perez and M. Rodrigo Talassino. The cut-flower demand: Data generation and marketing research. There is low information about cut flower market to support to the producer’s trade in the Tucumán’s province. The aim of this study was to conduct a market survey of cut flowers in the Tucumán’s province. Also we analyzed the perception of traders from their suppliers as well as consumer preferences in order to contribute to development. We applied two surveys: The first one was applied to florist and the second was applied to potential consumers. Through descriptive statistics we characterized product demand. The main results revealed the existence of price’s variability for the same kind of flower sold in different flower-shop. The reasons of these were the quality difference of the product, market segmentation and information asymmetries. The cemetery florist sellers have the main purchase frequency to the providers, but low volume. Therefore they are forced to deal with local intermediaries while commercial florists deal directly with producers in the region. The sales peaks are explained for certain key day during the year. The main attribute perceived by flower’s consumers is the price, so the demand is very elastic. This research will provide information to improve the make-decisions floriculture producers and traders.

Keywords: Agribusiness; Consumer/Household Economics; International Development (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.160364

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