Editing Consumerium Service access

Times when '''access''' to [[Consumerium Services]] matters, in order of leverage (first on the list are those activities which have the highest)

*When [[regulator]] is deciding whether to ban or limit some [[industry]] or require some [[certification]] or [[standard label]] of all producers in that region
*When [[investor]] is deciding whether to invest in some [[company]]
*When [[producer]] is deciding what [[production process]] to apply
*When [[importer]] is deciding whether to import some product
*When [[institutional buyer]] is deciding what [[institutional buying criteria]] they should apply in order to meet mandates from the board or managers or other stakeholders in that organization, e.g. how to interpret a mandate to buy only [[fair trade]] products
*When [[wholesale purchaser]] is deciding what to buy for the [[retail shelf]]
*When [[retail manager]] is deciding what gets the most prominent shelf space, where that is under their own control (in supermarket chains, it is decided centrally)
*When [[retail manager]] is deciding what products should go on sale or be discounted, as [[loss leader]]s, or to sell unsold stock.
*When [[buyer]] is deciding whether to buy a given item, either at the [[retail shelf]] or the [[checkout counter]]

Although we focus on the last, it is always better to be sure that the product is not presented to the buyer at all if it is wholly unacceptable to everyone involved in [[Consumerium]].  So compiling many [[individual buying criteria]] into convincing aggregate profiles, and encouraging [[institutional buying criteria]] to be stated in the exact terms of [[Consumerium Services]], may be actually more important to leverage the information to make [[moral purchasing]] easier.