THE FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMERS’ BEHAVIOUR ON WINE CONSUMPTION IN THE MOLDOVAN WINE MARKET

Silvius Stanciu () and Tatiana Neagu
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Silvius Stanciu: The University of Economic Studies of Bucharest, Romania
Tatiana Neagu: Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania

Risk in Contemporary Economy, 2014, 40-6418

Abstract: With an area of over 148000 ha allotted to vine culture, the Republic of Moldova has a well-developed traditional wine industry, recognized on international markets. Although the largest part of wine-making products is designed for export, we must not neglect the domestic market, which assures the stability and constancy of consumption. The district Cahul, the region in which the research was carried out, represents one of the most important areas of production of red wines, sweet and semi-sweet wines. The study tried to highlight the main features of Moldavian consumer of table wines, factors of influence in the consumption and acquisition of wines, the degree of satisfaction regarding the products that exist on the market. The results of research can be useful to both producers and traders of local and import wines.

Keywords: table wines; consumer behaviour; quality of wine-making products (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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