ヴァレンティン・トーマスさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ヴァレンティン・トーマスInstagram)「Part 2 (of yesterday’s post) ⠀ Surprisingly enough, the industry believes that it is them, and not us, the consumer, who has the burden of sustainability. Between 2007-2010, studies have shown that consumer awareness isn’t as efficient as changing the ways of the supply chain. While I do believe that the supply chain (government, fisheries, retailers, etc) has their share of responsibility, I think that especially with the power of social media, we can, as customers, make a difference and need to be better educated on the subject. ⠀ Interesting points: ⠀ - People with low income shouldn’t have the burden of sustainability. You cannot command the 70% of the world living with below 10USD a day to buy sustainably (even less the 45% living on less than 2USD). ⠀ - People with means (doesn’t have to be rich, but if you can buy a Starbucks everyday, you have means), it is our responsibility to consume responsibly and encourage the right companies and we carry a part of the burden. ⠀ - It is not ok that sustainability is a privilege rather than an obligation 📷 @anthonyjrayburn for @mscbluefish」10月8日 6時40分