Segments in the market of Hungarian institutional catering
József Lehota, Ágnes Horváth, Mónika Fodor, Lehota, Jozsef, Horvath, Agnes, Fodor, Monika
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József Lehota, Ágnes Horváth, Mónika Fodor, Lehota, Jozsef, Horvath, Agnes, Fodor, Monika
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In our paper we are aiming to present food preference as a way of consumption typical of the individuals and consequently, a way of eating characterising working days. To carry out a more detailed preference examination, factor analysis was carried out followed by cluster analysis based on the segmenting effect of food consumer preferences. The role and the main features of institutional catering were analysed in comparing the segments of the whole sample and research. We assume that the differences outlined on the level of food preferences are reflected in choosing the way and circumstances of eating thus influencing the choice between several alternatives typical of working days.
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In our paper we are aiming to present food preference as a way of consumption typical of the individuals and consequently, a way of eating characterising working days. To carry out a more detailed preference examination, factor analysis was carried out followed by cluster analysis based on the segmenting effect of food consumer preferences. The role and the main features of institutional catering were analysed in comparing the segments of the whole sample and research. We assume that the differences outlined on the level of food preferences are reflected in choosing the way and circumstances of eating thus influencing the choice between several alternatives typical of working days.
Key concepts: Preference, Market segmentation, Consumption (sociology), Sample (material), Food market, Marketing, Food choice, Economics