Capturing the meaning of “free range”: The contest between producers, supermarkets and consumers for the higher welfare egg label in Australia
Abstract
This paper shows how the Australian egg industry maintained its preferred definition of “free range” eggs in the face of a powerful consumer-oriented challenge to its labelling practices. We show how a consumer law initiative intended to enhance consumer confidence and address misleading labelling of industrial-scale egg production as “free range”, was reframed through the policy consultation process, so that the primary policy problem became...
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Title
Capturing the meaning of “free range”: The contest between producers, supermarkets and consumers for the higher welfare egg label in Australia
Published Date
Aug 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
54
Pages
266 - 275
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