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° Who are you as a consumer?

I'm a consumer who loves to buy or consume  a product that is affordable, has a good review or quality and proven and tested because l learned from my past mistakes. There's this one time, I bought a product online without looking at the reviews and I ended receiving the wrong product. It really became my eye opener when it comes to buying things. Now I can say that I have more awareness that leads me to be a good consumer.

° When buying something, which do you weigh most, quality over price, or price over quality?

In my case, I prefer price over quality. When it comes to purchasing product I chose the affordable ones due to the fact that I'm just a student and has no work, I don't earn much. My parents provided me always with what I need and not the wants. All I did was to save what was left in my allowance so that I can buy the things that I want in the future that's why I prefer price over quality when buying something.

° What is the most common problem you've encountered as a consumer?

The common problem I encountered as a consumer is that when I really wanted to buy a product but they are too expensive. So the problem was a High price. Now a days we evolve at the fastest rate where everything is expensive. In the past, a one thousand pesos worth of groceries can last up to a month now it only last for a week. Everything became expensive.

° Which do you prefer to buy, original brands or local brands?

When buying, I prefer local brand because it's more affordable and less disappointment.

° Why should we Study about Consumer Education?

I feel that everyone should know or study about Consumer education so that we know our rights, the factors, and the right behavior when it comes to purchasing. It also raise  awareness and it will help us  choose the best. Everyone is a consumer so studying about Consumer Education is a must.

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Here are the Word Art that I created, and the Ten words that I've  chosen. To begin with:

Consumer - We all knew that consumers have the right to be informed, the right to choose, the right to safety, the right to be heard, the right to have problems corrected, the right to consumer education, and the right to service.

Rights- As a consumer, I have a right to receive accurate information about the consumers rights. Consumers can make wise decisions only if they have the information they need. These rights protect people when a product is defective.

Responsibilities- Along with rights come responsibilities. As a consumer, I have the responsibility to educate myself. If information about a product is available, I have the responsibility to read that information and to use the product the way it is intended.

Behavior-Understanding consumer behaviour is important for businesses because it can help them to make better decisions about their products and services. By understanding why people purchase certain products and how they use them, businesses can adapt their offerings to better suit the needs and wants of their target market.

Product- Businesses compete with each other to sell their products to consumers. I have the rights to choose a product though there are many goods to choose from in the market getting more information about the product by visiting different stores, discussing with friends and relatives, reading, listening and watching advertisements in media and on the Internet helps in the decision making process.

Services- I have the right to expect prompt delivery of goods or services that meet the standard of quality a business claims. You also have the right to be served without discrimi- nation on the basis of your race, gender, income, or age. These rights apply wherever you are being served.

Wants-Marketing creates an imagination and idea about a product in minds of people which eventually turns into a want for that product and ultimately a person starts taking actions to achieve that want.

Needs- Needs of a person are crystallized as wants and in order to fulfill wants, a person takes some actions. As a result of the actions taken, wants of a person are satisfied. Knowing and understanding my needs. I can finally say that I'm a responsible consumer.

Price- Price creates the first impression and may influence consumer to purchase that brand. Having an ideal price convinces consumers to choose the product over other competitors.

Quality- It is the extent to which an individual's needs are satisfied with a product's features. For many consumers quality is a key aspect of consideration when purchasing a product.

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Concrete example/ situation for consumer right and responsibility (at least 1 each)

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Concrete example/ situation for consumer right and responsibility (at least 1 each)

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Imagine that you just bought a new gadget, specifically a phone. The first time you use the camera, the screen went black then you tried it again it's still the same. The good news is that you have rights as a consumer. These rights protect you when a product is defective. If the customer takes a defective item back to a store with a receipt, the business will replace it or issue a refund. If a business cannot or will not correct a problem, consumers can write to the manufacturer to find out how to get the matter resolved.

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When planning to make a major purchase, we need to choose a store that is environmental-friendly and if there's no store like that you need to step up and be responsible for it. Examples:  Reducing pollution, conserving resources, and recycling are also responsibilities. We need to refuse using plastic bags, straws, disposable water bottles and coffee cups, single-use plastics instead use reusable options. Thats an example of Consumer responsibility.

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Two products that have exemptions for labelling

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Two products that have exemptions for labelling

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If you see hands cupping a box, then this symbol represents ‘handle with care’. This means that the box contains a lot of intricate parts or parts that can get damaged when mishandled. Unlike the fragile sign, the handle with care sign signifies that the box must not be stacked and should be loaded and carried around with lots of care.

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Various types of clothes are excluded from these requirements. Items that merely cover a tiny section of the body, as well as goods that are generally used as an exterior covering for other garments, are exempt because these regulations are designed to cover worn clothing that covers the body. This comprises shoes and boots, gloves and hats, as well as various smaller pieces of fabric and things such as ties, handkerchiefs, suspenders, and belts worn over body-covering apparel. Apparels are exempted because they do not require care labels. Products that may be washed, bleached, dried, ironed and drycleaned by the harshest procedures available. These items don't need permanent care labels.

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Catching and eating fish have sparked concerns in recent years over everything from the environmental impacts of fishing to the safety of the seafood consumers are eating. A  label is not necessary for fish because it doesn't include any additional ingredients.The exempt food labels or product advertising may not provide any nutrition information or make a nutrient content claim or health claim.

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This is one of the most commonly recognized signs on any box. The recycle symbols signifies that a part of the box has been recycled before, made from recycled materials, or that the entire box can be recycled after use. This symbol is a representation of sustainable practices on the part of the shipper.

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Fortification of fried potato chips with antioxidant vitamins.

Potato chips fortified with vitamins A or C by frying in oil containing retinyl palmitate or ascorbyl palmitate and also in oil containing TBHQ had better storage ability at 63oC and this wasalso prolonged by the addition of vitamin E or C after the frying processes and before storing at 63oC in aluminium bags. This demonstrated the synergistic effect of the antioxidant vitamins which work either alone or complementary to each other along with the protective effect of the phenolic antioxidant (TBHQ)which protected these vitamins by supporting their antioxidant function.

Antioxidant vitamins protect the body against certain types of cancer, cardiovascular disease, cataracts, arthritis, diabetes, and Alzheimer's disease. Potato is a promising food for the development of innovative food products with health benefits, due to its high consumption worldwide. Potato chips could be used as an ideal strategy for targeted nutrient delivery e.g. vitamins and minerals.

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 BARCODES LOKAL BRAND AND INTERNATIONAL BRAND.

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 BARCODES LOKAL BRAND AND INTERNATIONAL BRAND.

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Barcodes starting with 480 come directly from GS1 Philippines. This prefix code is simply a way to prevent the 70+ GS1 issuers around the world having to worry about duplicate numbers. QR Ph is the Philippines' QR code standard based on the Europay-Mastercard-VISA (EMV) standard, a global standard for secure payments.

Barcodes are something we see every day, but often don't give much thought to. After all, they're usually little more than a few small lines and numbers on the back of the products we buy. But in reality, barcodes are the key to helping retail stores run smoothly. So with the help of this barcode we are now able to easily checked a product's price, origin, and many more.

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Barcodes typically store product information such as price and weight, date of manufacture, expiration date, and the manufacturer's name. The greatest limit on a barcode is that the more information stored, the larger the barcode must be. The barcode of this product came from Saudi Arabia which starts from 628. Saudi Arabia Barcodes for Retail Products are EAN Format Barcodes. Most products in Saudi Arabia’s retail stores use EAN barcodes (also called EAN-13 barcodes).

All products exported to the Saudi market must display bar codes on the packaging, and the bar code is made up of 13 digits. Bar code can be printed on the outer box or printed on stickers on the outer box. The bar code compilation rules are set by the factory, and can be made according to the product type or according to the series products, that is, different models of the same series can share a bar code. Bar codes require 13 digit numbers to be scanned.