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‘It Tastes Better’? Cookbooks, Happy Farmers and Affective Labourstudy she reveals an increasingly coherent set of media representations depicting how ‘good’ food is and should be produced: by happy farmers who are deeply committed to their vocation and who downplay their experiences of hardship. Using Hardt and Negri’s work on ‘a(chǎn)ffective labour’, the chapter sho

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Media, Supermarkets and the Strategic Manufacture of Consumer Trust trust in supermarket food by employing advertising and marketing strategies that capitalise on the popularity of food media. It begins by mapping the media and public criticisms associated with Australian supermarket giants, Coles and Woolworths, in relation to the retailers’ (allegedly poor) treat

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Food Television and Celebrity Chefs: Lifestyle Branding and Commodified Idyllism, the idyllic experiences depicted on . mirror what audiences can experience at the River Cottage HQ tourist site. In the case of Jamie Oliver, his range of Jamie Oliver branded food products capitalise on his reputation for healthy eating and lifestyle cookery established through his food television programmes.