Impact of Negative Quality Inconsistency on Brand Loyalty – Case of Croatian Food Market

  • Ferenčić M
  • Wölfling A
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Abstract

The goal of this paper was to understand aspects of connection between food product quality and brand loyalty process better and to explore how problems with negative quality inconsistency in different food categories can influence brand loyalty. An empirical research (on-line survey) was conducted to prove and explain the connection between food product quality and food brand loyalty. The research results shows that the main reasons for being loyal to a certain food brand or product are related mostly to positive brand experience, high and stabile product quality, and recognizable taste. In the context of these research results, it can be concluded that long term consumer satisfaction as a factor in food brand loyalty process depends on stabile product quality, so food manufacturers or food brand owners should be focused on preventing or minimizing the aspect of negative quality issues.

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Ferenčić, M., & Wölfling, A. (2015). Impact of Negative Quality Inconsistency on Brand Loyalty – Case of Croatian Food Market. Economic and Business Review, 17(1). https://doi.org/10.15458/2335-4216.1163

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