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Let us be realistic : the impact of perceived brand authenticity and advertising image on consumers' purchase intentions of food brands

Loebnitz, Natascha; Grunert, Klaus G. - In: International journal of consumer studies 46 (2022) 1, pp. 309-323

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Manufacturer and retailer brands in food retail assortments : notes from a shopping trip across Europe

Esbjerg, Lars; Grunert, Klaus G.; Bech-Larsen, Tino; … - 2004

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Consumers’ Quality Perception of National Branded, National Store Branded, and Imported Store Branded Beef

Banovic, Marija; Grunert, Klaus G.; Barreira, Maria Madalena - 2009

This study investigated the differences in the consumers’ quality perception of national branded, national store branded, and imported store branded beef. Partial Least Squares analysis is used for modelling the quality perception process. Results show that consumers perceived national branded...

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The Fight between Store Brands and National Brands : What's the Score?

Juhl, Hans Jørn - 2006

position of store brands compared to national brands may depend on the product category and a retail chain's overall brand … different store brand strategies and three product categories that differ with respect to the number of strong national brands … category and retail chain brand assortment strategy …

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Consumer Preferences for Retailer Brand Architectures : Results from a Conjoint Study

Grunert, Klaus G. - 2007

Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to investigate how three dimensions of retailer brand architecture - share or … market, mainly divided between discount concepts and high quality retailer brand concepts.Originality/value - The paper is … innovative in isolating the effect of dimensions of retailer brand architecture on consumer store preference …

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The Supermalt Identity : How Brixton-Based Afro-Caribbean Consumers Construct a Danish Malt Beer Brand as One of Their Own

Bech-Larsen, Tino; Esbjerg, Lars; Grunert, Klaus G.; … - 2007

Purpose - The objective of this article is to conduct a case study of the Supermalt brand of malt beer, which has …/methodology/approach - The article uses the concepts of personal identity and brand identity in a qualitative study to explore how Brixton …-based Afro-Caribbean consumers construct their self-identities and the brand identity of Supermalt. Semi-structured interviews …

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