Food Ethics

Food Chain Radio Show #1189Listen to Food Chain Radio with Michael Olson

Michael Olson, Author & Urban Farming Agriculturalist

Guilty Eaters and Food Ethics

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Would you refuse to buy food from a company that does not reflect your ethical values?

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Guest: Cindy Glover, Data Analyst, Crestline Promotional Products

When a press release passed by my desk titled, “Americans Don’t Care About “Organic” Labels,” it most certainly caught my attention.

Michael Olson Food Chain Radio – Guilty Eaters! Organic, non-GMO, Vegan, Cruelty-free, Fair Trade, Non-toxic,...

Michael Olson Food Chain Radio – Guilty Eaters! Organic, non-GMO, Vegan, Cruelty-free, Fair Trade, Non-toxic…

‘Oh!,’ I thought, ‘What do we care about?’

Turns out, the press release suggested, that we care about a lot.

In fact, a survey of 2,100 Americans in 25 cities conducted by the folks of the Crestline Communications Team suggests that our food ethics have turned us into a nation of guilty eaters.

Here are a few of the survey’s conclusions:

  • Americans care least about “organic” labels and care most about “non-toxic” and “cruelty-free.”
  • Over 80% of people would stop supporting their favorite brand if it did something that hurt the environment or was unethical.
  • Americans feel the least guilty about eating meat.

And so, having developed an appetite for more, we pause to ask…

Leave a comment below: How do we decide which food is right and ethical which is wrong?

Tune in here, for the syndicated the Michael Olson Food Chain Radio Show #1189 June 8, 2019 Saturday 9AM Pacific

Crestline Study: https://crestline.com/c/consumer-guilt-and-buying-dilemmas

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