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Remanufacturing & Reuse – Consumer Attitudes
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Public attitudes, perceptions and behaviour relating to remanufactured, repaired and reused products
Consumer perceptions of remanufactured and reused products are often viewed as a barrier to increased uptake of these goods.
While there have been a number of studies undertaken in this area, it was apparent that a critical overview of research on this subject was much needed.
Following our in-house work on Secondary Markets in 2005, we commissioned a study to review the literature on public perceptions of remanufactured, repaired and reused products. The study, undertaken by The University of Sheffield, comprised of a desk-based study to evaluate and identify the gaps in evidence.