Question: Once the pandemic is over, propose ONE type of food industry that you would like to venture into. Answer: Once the pandemic is over, I would like to venture into the organic food industry. I would like to open an organic food shop that sells various organic products such as non-gmo products, vitamin supplements, and healthy snacks. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people become more health-conscious, they start to practice a healthy lifestyle and eat healthy food in order to boost their immune system. With a stronger immune system, people are less likely to get sick easily. Give a reflection on the answer

Question: Once the pandemic is over, propose ONE type of food industry that you would like to venture into. Answer: Once the pandemic is over, I would like to venture into the organic food industry. I would like to open an organic food shop that sells various organic products such as non-gmo products, vitamin supplements, and healthy snacks. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people become more health-conscious, they start to practice a healthy lifestyle and eat healthy food in order to boost their immune system. With a stronger immune system, people are less likely to get sick easily. Give a reflection on the answer

MARKETING 2018

19th Edition

ISBN:9780357033753

Author:Pride

Publisher:Pride

Chapter17: Advertising And Public Relations

Section17.2: Greenwashing Harms Companies And Consumers

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