QUALITY
- YOUR BUYING CRITERIA
One
of my contacts from LinkedIn, Gildas Guibert, technical manager of a major
French fruit production company, and very active on the networks, recently
launched a survey among members of his French-speaking network.
Published
answers made me want to know what the reactions of my network to this question
are.
My
network being more international, I decided, with his agreement, to resume this
survey but modifying the question.
So
here it is:
When you buy unprocessed food
(fruits, vegetables, cereals, eggs, meat, milk, etc.), what is most important
to you?
1- The
price?
This is the consumer price.
2- The
taste?
Depending on the products, we will talk about flavors, sugar, crunchiness,
juiciness, etc.
3- The
aspect?
Depending on the products, it may be color, brightness, freshness, appearance
defects, etc.
4- The
origin?
Local, national, close import or far import.
5- The
mode of production?
Environmentally friendly production (organic farming, integrated production,
conservation agriculture), or conventional production, small farmers or large
farms, etc.
On
the other hand, as I believe your response will be influenced by your relationship to agriculture, I
would like you to indicate it in the following way:
A- Direct
relationship to agriculture
(farmer, or packer of agricultural products, agricultural worker or working in
agricultural product packing, agricultural adviser, farmer's child, etc.)
B- Indirect
relationship to agriculture
(manufacturer or seller of agricultural inputs or equipment, service provider
to agriculture, such as insurance or new technology services for example)
C- With
no relationship to agriculture.
And
finally, tell me your country of origin.
I believe that the culture of each country may have an influence on food
education.
Your
answer could be, for example:
5, 4, 3, 2, 1, B, India
Of
course, comments are optional, but welcome.
Indicate
your answers preferably as a comment directly on the blog, it will be easier
for me not to lose any answer.
I count on you. Share on your
networks,
we will have more answers. It will probably take me a while to analyze
everything, but I am sure that we will learn some very interesting lessons.
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