China Dairy
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2025, (6): 28-37
Development of a Consumer Satisfaction Index System for Liquid Dairy Products Based on the MOT Theory
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XIE Weijia, ZHANG Yaqiu, ZHAO Yipu, WANG Lijuan*
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Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co., Ltd., Beijing 100160
doi: 10.12377/1671-4393.25.06.05
Outline
[Objective] Satisfaction research is widely applied in non-FMCG industries,particularly in retail,finance,and aviation services,yet it remains largely untapped in the FMCG sector.This study constructs a satisfaction index system for the liquid dairy product industry,aiming to provide insights and reference strategies for enhancing product satisfaction and refining consumer experiences. [Method] An online questionnaire survey was conducted using random and targeted sampling, along with sample augmentation method to collect data. Regression models and Shapley Value analysis are employed to identify important consumer experience touchpoints and indicators. [Result] A consumer satisfaction indicator system is developed,encompassing 4 secondary and 33 tertiary indicators,while considering market share in the assessment of brand/category importance. [Conclusion] The satisfaction scores measured by the indicator system align with market sales data.The analysis of MOTs driving overall satisfaction suggests that consumers’ current demands for liquid dairy products are primarily focused on the physical level.Therefore,Dairy company should prioritize attention to the purchase and usage experience, and then gradually meet the needs for emotional connection.
liquid dairy industry
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consumer satisfaction
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regression model
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Shapley Value
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index system
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基于MOT理论的液态乳品消费者满意度指标体系构建.
中国乳业,
2025
,
(6)
: 28
-37
.
DOI: 10.12377/1671-4393.25.06.05
XIE Weijia, ZHANG Yaqiu, ZHAO Yipu, WANG Lijuan.
Development of a Consumer Satisfaction Index System for Liquid Dairy Products Based on the MOT Theory[J].
China Dairy,
2025
,
(6)
: 28
-37
.
DOI: 10.12377/1671-4393.25.06.05
Year 2025 volume Issue 6
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6
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doi: 10.12377/1671-4393.25.06.05