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Module 4

Ethical labeling in educational marketing

This module provides a clear and practical overview of ethical labelling in the agri-food sector. It explains how transparent and accurate labels build trust, meet legal requirements, and help consumers make informed, value-driven choices.
Through real-life case studies in beekeeping and dairy, the module shows how ethical labelling supports brand credibility and sustainability. It also highlights innovative tools, like QR codes and digital solutions, to enhance transparency and consumer engagement.

Presented by: ADEHAR

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Module 4 - QUIZ

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What is one of the main goals of ethical labeling?

To ensure brand visibility through packaging design

To increase the product’s shelf life and storage efficiency

Compliance with advertising restrictions in certain countries

To help consumers make informed decisions

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Which of the following elements is a mandatory element of labeling according to EU regulation?

Certification logos from private organizations

Clearly indicated allergen warnings

Instructions for the brand's loyalty program

Instructions for recycling packaging materials

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What does Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 primarily address?

Criteria for organic farming certification in the Member States

Restrictions on advertising claims in food labeling

Requirements for providing food information to consumers

Transparency of food and beverage prices

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How does ethical labeling help build consumer trust?

By offering personalized marketing based on purchase history

By providing clear and honest information about the product

By promoting locally produced goods regardless of production standards

By minimizing the amount of required information on the packaging

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Which of the following certifications is commonly found among ethical brands?

Fair Trade

Quality management according to ISO 9001 standard

HACCP compliance certificate

European Product Design Award

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What is the traffic light system used for in food labeling?

To rank the sustainability of packaging materials

To indicate the shelf life of a product using color codes

To display nutritional values such as fat, sugar, and salt using color indicators

To display the environmental impact score for different food groups

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How can QR codes contribute to ethical labeling?

By providing access to detailed information on traceability and sources

By automatically applying discounts at checkout

By redirecting consumers to the company’s social media pages

By verifying warranty and refund conditions

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Why is ethical labeling important in international markets such as Japan or Western Europe?

Because consumers in these regions are very price-sensitive

Because these markets require harmonized graphic design elements

Because consumers in these markets expect transparency and ethical sourcing

Because ethical labeling is optional but trendy in these regions

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What is a key component of dairy product labeling?

Information about average regional consumer patterns

Levels of fat and protein content

Historical background of the dairy farm

Rules for the size and placement of barcodes

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What trend is expected in the future regarding ethical labeling?

Use of influencer branding on packaging

Increased emphasis on visual storytelling and graphics

Abolition of regulatory requirements in favor of consumer preferences

Integration of smart technologies such as blockchain for traceability

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