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IJSREM33292
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8 |
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May 2024
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
The global surge in demand for organic food is driving innovation in agriculture and retail, especially through the use of digital platforms. Village 24×7 is a tech-enabled e- commerce initiative designed to connect rural organic farmers with urban consumers, promoting sustainability, transparency, and ethical consumption. The platform is engineered using the MERN stack and features secure payment integration, intelligent chatbot assistance powered by AI, and voice-enabled functionalities, all aimed at enhancing a seamless and personalized e-commerce experience. Studies show that consumer preferences for organic food are largely influenced by health awareness, environmental concerns, and trust in organic labeling [10], [19]. Digital marketing strategies such as storytelling and influencer engagement play a vital role in enhancing brand credibility and consumer outreach [11], [14]. Village 24×7 incorporates these insights through curated content, verified certifications, and educational resources to build consumer trust. The platform also addresses challenges in the organic sector, such as supply chain inefficiencies and lack of market access, by enabling direct-to-consumer transactions and fair pricing for farmers [13]. Features like gamified rewards, AI-based product recommendations, and community forums aim to increase user retention and support conscious buying behavior [15], [20]. By integrating technology with social responsibility, Village 24×7 serves as a model for sustainable commerce. It empowers rural economies, fosters health-conscious urban lifestyles, and supports the global shift toward eco-friendly consumption. The study demonstrates that digital solutions, when ethically designed and strategically implemented, can play a pivotal role in shaping the future of organic food retail in developing countries like India.
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12/31/45804
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