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        6.  Suggestion For Future Study


           This research is an exploratory study to get some insight on recycling practices and awareness of green products. So to gain a
        better understanding of this matter, more detailed descriptive studies can be done. Future research might want to evaluate the
        characteristics of individuals who practice recycling and review the market segmentation of green products in Malaysia.

        7. Conclusion

             This study examined, recycling practice is at a moderate level among respondents, and it requires a change through awareness
        campaigns  and  the  provision  of  practical  facilities.  Therefore  to  succeed  in  recycling  practice,  education  for  environmental
        sustainability must do more than simply build the learner’s critical awareness and understanding of environmental sustainability
        issues. It should affect the learner such that he/she changes or considers to changing the way he/she acts in the world. Awareness
        use of green products is less than the non-green products. Green products are not among consumers priorities. As green products
        are probably considered costly and their perceived value is low among them. In order to cope with this situation, government and
        companies  should  corroborate  activities  in  favour  of  the  environment,  like  Eco-labelling,  recycling  on  media  and  sales
        promotional strategies to raise consumer awareness in using green product.

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