Abstract
Death, which is the proof that life is limited, often causes anxiety in people as it is associated with extinction. Death anxiety, which varies from individual to individual, starts from birth and continues throughout the life. Different factors such as age, gender can be cited as the reason for these variances. In addition, individuals who generally have death anxiety also have a fear of losing their health. Consumers who want to take care of their health incline to additive-free foods, vegetable-based diets or organic products. In other words, it may be claimed that most of the consumers who focus on healthy living today are turning to brands with organic logo products. For this reason, the study examines whether there is a relationship between death anxiety of the participants and the sub-dimensions of their attitudes towards organic brands: "familiarity with organic brands", "organic brand reliability", "organic consumer identity", "psychological commitment to organic brands" and "buying brands with organic logos". Whether the death anxiety of the participants and the organic product scores of the participants differ according to the descriptive characteristics or not is among the issues in the study. According to the analysis carried out within the framework of this purpose, it is seen that there is a statistically significant relationship between death anxiety and organic consumer identity of consumers. However, according to the research, no significant relationship is found between death anxiety of the participants and their familiarity with organic brands, organic brand reliability, psychological commitment to organic brands and their attitudes to buy organic branded brands.