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Consumerism (Advertising (Different Media (National Newspaper, Magazines,…

- - - - 82-92% of food and drink advertising consists of high sugar, salt or fat content products
    - - "Tesco" marketing pole-dancing kits in toys section
      - "Asda" selling pink and black lace lingeries
      - "Next" selling T-Shirts for girls with "So many young boys, so little time" slogan
      - "BHS" selling padded bras with a "Little Miss Naughty" print
    - - Chilren's TV channels and channels featuring any children's programs aren't allowed to screen junk food advertising
      - As of recently, online advertisements of junk food were also banned
      - Inappropriate items in the toys section from several shops also had to be removed
- - - - Many certifying agencies exist,
        with different requirements
      - Mainly focuses on saving the environment
      - Can sometimes, but doesn't guaranteedly help farmers
    - - Only one certification agency exists
      - Focuses on helping farmers and their well-being
      - It often is organic too (more than 80% of FairTrade coffee is certified organic)
  - - - Britain possibly banning flown-in food
        
        Because of high CO2 emissions
        
        Moralty
      - Farmers in 2005 struggled to grow enough food
      - Nationally "food miles" were at a record high between 1992 and 2002
      - Climate change