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VOL. 8, ISSUE 2 (2026)
A study on consumer's health consciousness and willingness to pay for sugar free products
Authors
Kirthika A, Lakshitha S, Lakshmi priya S, Mahima sree S, Meenal S N, Mirthika M
Abstract
In recent years, consumers have shifted toward healthier dietary choices. This change is driven by a growing awareness of lifestyle-related diseases like obesity, diabetes, and heart problems. This study focuses on understanding consumers' health awareness and their willingness to pay for sugar-free products. Health consciousness is the extent to which people are aware of and care about their health, which affects their buying choices. The research looks at how factors like age, income, education, and lifestyle influence consumer preferences for sugar-free options. It also investigates whether consumers view sugar-free products as valuable and worthy of the higher prices usually attached to them. 
The study uses primary and secondary data to assess consumer attitudes, buying habits, and price sensitivity. The findings are expected to shed light on the increasing demand for sugarfree products and assist marketers in creating effective strategies to appeal to health-conscious consumers. Overall, the study underscores the link between rising health awareness and consumers' willingness to invest in healthier food choices. 
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Pages:68-72
How to cite this article:
Kirthika A, Lakshitha S, Lakshmi priya S, Mahima sree S, Meenal S N, Mirthika M "A study on consumer's health consciousness and willingness to pay for sugar free products". International Journal of Social Science and Humanities, Vol 8, Issue 2, 2026, Pages 68-72
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