EVALUATION OF GREEN PRODUCTS IN THE LITERATURE: TRENDS RESEARCH FROM 2000 TO 2022
Abstract
The phrase "green products" is used to describe goods that are manufactured, used, and discarded in a way that reduces their impact on the environment in terms of pollution, hazardous materials, and other chemical waste. Therefore, there is hope that green goods may benefit both the planet and human health. Businesses with a commitment to sustainability have shifted their focus to creating green products in response to rising demand for such goods and a slew of new laws protecting the environment. The present investigation used bibliometric methods along with other indicators to ascertain the growth of green product research from 2000 to 2022. As a means of mapping out the region's dominant tendencies, VOS viewer software was used. Six hundred and fifty-nine publications related to eco-friendly goods were culled from the SCOPUS database within the study's time frame. According to the statistics, the market for environmentally friendly goods has exploded since 2000 , especially during the last 14 years. In terms of both output and citations, the United States of America is head and shoulders above the competition. Several "green" subthemes seem to be emerging, all of which are connected to environmental and health awareness, customer trust, and brand loyalty.
Keyword : Bibliometric, Green, Products, Analysis, sustainable products.
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