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Labelling consumer goods

Description

Labelling consumer goods involves providing clear, accurate, and accessible information on product packaging to inform consumers about contents, origin, usage, safety, and environmental impact. This strategy empowers buyers to make informed choices, protects public health, and deters misleading or fraudulent claims. Effective labelling addresses issues such as allergen exposure, unethical sourcing, and product safety, thereby promoting transparency, consumer protection, and market accountability.This information has been generated by artificial intelligence.

Broader

Providing consumer services
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Producing consumer products
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Labelling
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Narrower

Using environmental labelling
Excellent
Marking shelf-life of products
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Labelling tobacco products
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Labelling foods
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Constrained by

Forging brand-name merchandise
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Facilitates

Increasing consumer awareness
Presentable
Warning consumers
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Increasing standards of quality
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Expanding consumer choice
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Buying consumer goods
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Facilitated by

Raising regional consumer awareness
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Establishing standards
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Establishing product quality measures
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SDG

Sustainable Development Goal #12: Responsible Consumption and Production

Metadata

Database
Global strategies
Type
(D) Detailed strategies
Subject
  • Amenities » Consumers
  • Commerce » Merchandise
  • Research, standards » Signs and labels
    • Content quality
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    Language
    English
    1A4N
    J1777
    DOCID
    12017770
    D7NID
    200576
    Editing link
    Official link
    https://encyclopedia.uia.org/strategy/labelling-consumer-goods
    Last update
    Mar 2, 2022