Table 3
Factors which influence firm's decision to produce or develop bioproducts, Canada, 2009

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Factors which influence firm's decision to produce or develop bioproducts, Canada, 2009


Table summary
This table displays the results of factors which influence firm's decision to produce or develop bioproducts degree of importance and low, calculated using low, medium, high, not applicable and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).

  Degree of importance
Low Medium High Not applicable
  percent
Using biomass to reduce production
costs
14.9A 13.7A 37.8A 33.6A
Expectation of opportunities
to benefit from reducing environmental impact (e.g., greenhouse gas reduction)
12.1A 16.9A 62.0A 9.0A
Seeing an opportunity to increase
product range to increase sales and market share (e.g., products targeted at green markets)
4.1A 11.3A 74.3A 10.2A
Other 0.0 2.2A 13.8A 84.0A
Note(s):
Percentages may not add to 100% due to rounding.
Source(s):
Statistics Canada, Bioproducts production and development survey 2009.
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