The study compares the market potential of innovative goat-milk products in Canada and the Netherlands. Using both desk and field research, it maps out the factors that motivate—or deter—consumers from purchasing goat dairy. Elements such as taste perception, health beliefs, sustainability, and price …

This report examines the Canadian and Dutch markets for current and potential innovative goat milk products. The primary objective is to gain insights into the target market as the global dairy industry shifts toward alternatives to traditional cow milk, particularly among people who are lactose-intolerant. …

This graduation thesis is conducted for the International Food Business study at Aeres University of Applied Science (Dronten, NL) and Dalhousie University (Truro, CA). It investigates the German and Dutch non-alcoholic beer market.Over the recent years, the non-alcoholic beer market has been gaining …

This thesis investigates why consumers in Germany and the Netherlands are increasingly choosing non-alcoholic beer over its alcoholic counterpart. A quantitative on-line survey (≈ 300–400 respondents) assessed perceptions, purchase intentions and opinions on recent government regulations affecting the …

This study analyzes the consumer behavior of different generations regarding plant-based drinks in the Netherlands and Canada. Dutch Millennials prefer pea-based milk, while Generation Z shows a broader preference; in Canada, generational differences are less pronounced. Purchase motives vary: social …

The demand for a more transparent way of producing food is a global trend. Consumers are concerned about the way their food is produced. The food scandals of the last decades were not helpful in creating a transparent way of producing food and trustability towards the food sector was compromised. Many …