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The ultimate way, doesn't it? you have to change the way customers consume your products? absolutely. there are so many behaviours we need to change at a consumer level. and one of those is the perception of what premium feels like. at the minute, people want the luxurious lotion that is pumped out of a bottle, when they in fact can get the same results from a solid bar. so it's about changing how we think about how we use our beauty products, and that is part of it. i have heard your campaigning direction being referred to as blue beauty to reference the ocean. do you feel you are doing a goo...

Dive Brief: Consumers are confused by what "Use By" and "Best If Used By" labels mean on their food, according to a study published this month in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior. In an online study involving 2,607 U.S. adults, only 64% could correctly explain what the "Best If Used By" label meant. Just 44.8% were able to describe what the "Use By" label meant. Giving consumers a brief explainer of what each label meant increased the level of understanding. Post-explanation, 82% could correctly articulate what a "Best If Used By" label meant, and 82.4% properly explained what ...

Store? >> well, at the consumer level from now and through christmas a lot of the prices won't move at all. so it starts back with, actually, the actual producer in france or spain and the people who directly import the products. they're negotiating with the producers. the producers understand that, you know, we're getting hit with the increases. and so they're kind of helping out also. they're -- they look at it more globally than that. they have of to sell to other countries also. so if they raise the price a little bit to everybody, then the united states doesn't carry the whole burden. and...

The products. do you model the kinds of spending changes that consumers need to adopt? >> yeah. i try to do the right thing. i think about this when i'm making decisions as a consumer. before life changed a bit for me. i trid to bike to work when i could as mayor. the reality is no individual can be expected single handlely to solve the problem. it will require national action. this is why we and the human specious invented government. for dealing with issues too big for each of us to deal with acting on our own. this is the perfect case for good government. >> when you look at the transition....