Food Studies 10, 20, 30
    
      FOOD20
    
              Module 20: Marketing and Food Choices (Optional)
            
            
                    Outcome
                  
                    Develop a marketing strategy intended to influence food choices.
                  
                    Indicators
                  | (a) | Discuss the impact media advertising has on consumers of food products. | 
| (b) | Examine the food marketing layout (e.g., food positioning, location, shelf positioning, impulse items, featured displays) of a grocery store. | 
| (c) | Analyze the role of various marketing techniques (e.g., celebrity spokesperson, jingles, slogans, cartoon mascot) used to influence food purchases. | 
| (d) | Investigate food advertising strategies (e.g., convenience, product packaging, perceived value, nutritional claims, shopping local) used to target a variety of audiences. | 
| (e) | Analyze the influence of media and advertising on personal food choices and purchases. | 
| (f) | Examine various marketing techniques (e.g., attractive packaging, free toy, low in fat or sugar) used to influence purchasing of food products. | 
| (g) | Explore the effectiveness of media such as television, radio, billboards, internet, social media and magazines on purchasers of food products. | 
| (h) | Investigate how various techniques (e.g., lighting, props, camera angles, time lapse) are used by food photographers to market a product. | 
| (i) | Inquire into ways social media can be a platform to engage and educate the public regarding healthy food choices, food safety and security. | 
| (j) | Create a marketing awareness campaign to influence healthy food and beverage choices at school. | 
| (k) | Design a marketing strategy (e.g., jingle, slogan, character) for promotion of a healthy food. | 
| (l) | Investigate non-regulated, third-party endorsements (e.g., non-GMO, nutrition claim versus health fact, mandatory versus non-mandatory labeling) and their impact on food choices. | 
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