Factors influencing Saudi consumers’ behaviour towards food online purchasing: Pilot Study

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  • Fahad Hawas Alharbi Marketing Trainer in TVTC Hafer Albattin Collage
  • Ali Hawas Alharbi Marketing Trainer in TVTC Hafer Albattin Collage
  • Ali Ibrahim Alkadeeb Marketing Trainer in TVTC in Hafer Albattin Collage
  • Fahad Sawadi Alanazi Trainer in TVTC in Hafer Albattin Collage
  • Jahaz Naif Alharbi Trainer in TVTC in Hafer Albattin Collage
  • Abdulaziz Awdah ALanazi Trainer in TVTC in Hafer Albattin Collage

Keywords:

Online, Food, Platform, Consumer Behaviour, Saudi Arabia.

Abstract

The pilot study aims to investigate the factors which affect the behaviour of online food consumers in Saudi Arabia. After investigating the previous similar studies, the factors of trust, subjective norms, utilitarian and hedonic values were employed as independent variables to study their effect on consumers of online food in Saudi Arabia. A sample size of 50 respondents was employed to answer a self-administrated questionnaire then these responses were analysed by using Smart-PLS software. The results showed that hedonic values and trust have no influence on Saudi consumer behaviour during ordering online food while utilitarian values and subjective norms have significant influence on Saudi consumer behaviour.

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Published

2024-09-20

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Fahad Hawas Alharbi, Ali Hawas Alharbi, Ali Ibrahim Alkadeeb, Fahad Sawadi Alanazi, Jahaz Naif Alharbi, & Abdulaziz Awdah ALanazi. (2024). Factors influencing Saudi consumers’ behaviour towards food online purchasing: Pilot Study. Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 33(08), 407–415. Retrieved from https://eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/1330

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