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Consumer Awareness ResearchConsumer Research Archive2007 ethanol consumer awareness studyEthanol Detractors' Negative Drumbeat Falling on Deaf Ears Despite reports of a well-publicized and well-funded anti-ethanol misinformation campaign, a recent survey shows that an overwhelming majority of consumers still believe the U.S. is too dependent on foreign sources of oil. Consumers are still seeking alternatives to U.S. dependence on foreign oil, a recent survey finds. Consumer attitudes about ethanol are becoming more favorable with one third of the respondents to a recent national survey, and holding steady with another 62 percent. The study concludes that consumers are committed to energy diversity - all this, despite a well-orchestrated campaign by detractors to discredit ethanol in the marketplace. To learn more about the results of the survey, select a link below: Download 2007 news release | Download 2007 research study • • • • • • • November 2006 ethanol consumer awareness studyIn November 2006, EPIC commissioned an independent, third-party research firm to survey national consumer awareness and usage of ethanol. EPIC plans to continue to track consumer attitudes and usage annually. To learn more about the results of the survey, select a link below: download news release | download research study EPIC has also created two print ready graphics for use to illustrate the research findings.
• • • • • • • May 2006 ethanol consumer awareness studyIn May 2006, EPIC commissioned an independent, third-party research firm to survey national consumer awareness and usage of ethanol. The results were then compared to a similar study done in January 2005. EPIC plans to continue to track consumer attitudes and usage annually. To learn more about the results of the survey, select a link below: download news release | download research study EPIC has also created four print-ready graphics for use to illustrate the research findings.
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