Naghi Sayyar Rezvan - MA in Trade Management , University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
Hossein Norouzi - Assistant professor , University of Tehran , Tehran, Iran
Mehdi Bejman - MA in Statistics , University Shahid Chamran of Ahvaz , Ahvaz, Iran
Zohreh Firoozi - MA in Knowledge and Information Science, University of Guilan ,Rasht, Iran

Considering the importance of the means of promoting the sales, diversity of advertisement, and complexity of human communication relations in this research environmental advertisement as an important and effective factor on the behavior of the consumer in the process of buying is studied. Also considering that food stuff industry devotes a share of families’ income the issue of consumers’ behavior in each of the levels of this process was studied and examined. In this regard thought manner technique which includes cognitive, emotional and behavioral aspects is used. This technique is six-stage model which was designed by Ivan Douglas. Regarding the extent of discussion and for reaching better results the researcher has used behavioral variables (awareness, knowledge and information, interest, preference, being convinced and purchase) for proposing some hypotheses .The statistical sample studied is 408 persons among men and women of the big city of Rasht which were collected simple randomly of 9 large city stores in which food products are supplied. According to the obtained results from T-Test exam by using SPSS 18 software and with 95% certainty it could be said that there is significant relation between purchasing food stuff products and environmental advertisements. In addition to that for the single questions of questionnaire the first hypothesis that is the relation between environmental advertisements with consumer’s behavior is confirmed. And other hypotheses (3 subsidiary hypotheses) from demographic features (age, sex, income, education) age, gender, and income did not have considerable effects. But in terms of education there was a significant difference

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