Emerging Perspectives in Consumer Health and Safety

In the continuously changing landscape of modern consumerism, the issue of consumer safety stands as a critical global issue for many people. From bustling street markets to grocery shelves stocked with Fast-Moving Consumer Goods(FMCG), shopper's choices are now deeply influenced by concerns about the safety of these goods. However, many governments have yet to implement a comprehensive framework for addressing food safety policies, resulting in persistent health-related issues. Scholarly endeavors, while commendable, have not fully illuminated what actions can enhance consumer safety. Despite the growing awareness of consumers globally, their rights and other ethical considerations within marketing remain largely unexplored. In response to these pressing concerns, Emerging Perspectives in Consumer Health and Safety offers a scholarly roadmap to equip academic scholars with the knowledge and insights required to address these multifaceted challenges effectively. By delving into the intricate dynamics of consumerism, this book provides a foundation for understanding how consumer safety profoundly shapes consumer choices and societal well-being. It not only sheds light on the issues but also offers practical solutions and a broader perspective on the path to enhancing consumer safety. Through this comprehensive exploration, Emerging Perspectives in Consumer Health and Safety guides readers toward a deeper understanding of consumer safety issues and its underlying issues. It empowers researchers and students to bridge the gap between theory and practical action, fostering a safer and more ethically responsible consumer landscape. With a focus on critical topics such as consumer rights, government decisions, and the ethics of marketing, this book serves as a valuable resource for scholars and students that desire to know what actions can be taken to support food safety policies.