Text – Food labeling_1 Allgemein436 Aufrufe Speichern Drucken Weiterleiten PDF an Freunde weiterleiten: Ihre IP-Adresse wird aus Sicherheitsgründen gespeichert um kriminelle Aktivitäten und unerlaubten Spam zu unterbinden. Leiten Sie nur E-Mails weiter, wo der Empfänger mit dem Versand auch einverstanden ist. Ihre E-Mail Adresse Ihr Name Empfänger E-Mail Adresse Empfänger Name Ihre zusätzliche Nachricht Eigene PDF HochladenPDF & Publisher Info (QR-Code downloaden)Bamberg, 03.01.2021https://pdf-ins-internet.de/?p=95529 Teilen: Subject: English Date: 23.11.2020 Topic: Food labels Class: FW11b Page: 1 Tipp 1: Focus on buzz words (highlighted words). Tipp 2: Look at the word box below the text. Tipp 3: Use the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary to look up unknown words: https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/ Food labelling confuses ethical shoppers, says survey Poll reveals environmental labelling schemes hinder rather than help consumers opt for low-impact food By Rebecca Smithers, the Guardian - 27 Sept 2010 - adapted and abridged Shoppers who actively seek out sustainable and ethically sourced food struggle to find what they want and are generally "overwhelmed and confused" by the vast array of different environmental labels in use, new research has shown. Seven out of 10 consumers admitted they would pay more attention to the environmental 5 impact of the foods they buy if labels were clearer and more meaningful, according to a survey of over 1,000 people carried out by the consumer group Which? Labels aim to give shoppers information about where their food has come from ± whether it has been produced organically, for example, and reflecting its carbon footprint. But the overall level of awareness of the main schemes in use was very low and they are "poorly 10 understood", researchers found. Some people had never even noticed the labels that Which? asked them about ± even though they admitted to buying products that they appear on. Some, such as the internationally recognised Fairtrade label, were much better known than others, but there was still confusion about what they actually mean. Similarly, 15 established labels involving certification from industry bodies were barely recognised by consumers. Only 6% of shoppers were aware of the Marine Stewardship Council label used to identify sustainably sourced fish and seafood, for example. Shoppers cited taste and quality of food ± along with price ± as the top priorities (92%) when choosing the groceries and produce to buy, while protection of the environment 20 (78%) and animal welfare (74%) are less important to them. Nearly half the respondents (47%) said there were already too many things to think about without worrying about the environmental impact of the food they buy. People who are better off financially are more likely to be interested, and younger rather than older people. Significantly, around three-quarters (74%) of people said that environmental labelling 25 schemes on foods should be run by bodies that are independent from the industry itself. Which? will use the research to lobby for a new approach involving simplicity, consistency and independence. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2010/sep/27/ethical-food-labelling- which-survey30 Eingestellt über www.PDF-ins-Internet.de - Haftung für Inhalt und Inhaber aller Rechte ist der Puplisher Kontaktdaten und Anbieterkennung des Puplishers/Autors entnehmen Sie bitte dem PDF-Archives auf www.PDF-ins-Internet.de. Subject: English Date: 23.11.2020 Topic: Food labels Class: FW11b Page: 2 Word box: animal welfare - the protection of the health and well-being of animals array - a large group of things or people carbon footprint - the amount of CO2 produced by the activities of a person or company certification - document proving that someone is qualified or that something is of good quality consistency - something happening or behaving always in the same way established ± well known, because it´s been around for a long time ethically ± avoids things that do harm to people or the environment (morally right) groceries - the food and other items that you buy in a food store or supermarket: independent - not influenced or controlled by other people industry bodies - organizations founded and funded by businesses that operate in a specific industry low-impact - having as little bad effect as possible on the environment organically ± happens naturally over time (not using artificial chemicals in the growing or raising of plants and animals) overwhelmed - a strong emotional effect (it affects you very strongly) poorly understood ± unclear, not well understood simplicity - the fact that something is easy to understand sourced ± to get something from a particular place sustainable - causing little or no damage to the environment and therefore able to continue for a long time taste - the flavour of something (food) vast ± extremely big Eingestellt über www.PDF-ins-Internet.de - Haftung für Inhalt und Inhaber aller Rechte ist der Puplisher Kontaktdaten und Anbieterkennung des Puplishers/Autors entnehmen Sie bitte dem PDF-Archives auf www.PDF-ins-Internet.de.
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