Critical consumerism refers to a mindset where consumers are encouraged to question and analyze the impact of their purchasing decisions on society, the environment, and their well-being. It involves being aware of marketing techniques, product origins, and ethical considerations before making a purchase. By practicing critical consumerism, individuals can make more informed and responsible choices as they navigate the marketplace.

It is a way of purchasing products and services in a way to minimise social or environmental damage. This would mean purchasing Fairtrade products from agriculture and sustainable seafoods from the fishing industry. In other words not to buy products that have a negative impact on society

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