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"Toyota says it has halted sales and production to show it will be thorough in its response, but the move carries the risk of further heightening consumer fears," the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper said.

The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is part of the World Health Organization (WHO), declared glyphosate "a probable human carcinogen" last year, heightening consumer concern about the use of the herbicide on our foods.

New York City's report was released to heighten consumer awareness, Menin said, and to publicly shame companies with glaring disparities.

During the holiday season, heightened consumer demand in the West for these goods leads to a shortage of labor.

Whether the treaty heightens consumer concern or helps ease it, the debate surrounding genetically altered food is sure to continue.

But authentication proponents and privacy advocates disagree about whether Internet IDs would actually heighten consumer protection — or end up increasing consumer exposure to online surveillance and identity theft.

Efforts will include campaigns to heighten consumer awareness, push for less packaging and to question sell-by dates that seem overly restrictive.

Reflecting heightened consumer objections, the White House and the F.T.C. each produced privacy reports and recommendations this year calling for varying degrees of industry self-regulation and statutes.

Anti-GM campaigners have linked the technology to obesity, cancer and infertility and used images of deformed cattle to heighten consumer fears about health risks.

It will take strong international regulation, a reduction in European fishing subsidies and heightened consumer awareness in order to limit, if not halt, this disastrous scraping of the seafloor.

Studios that have lined up behind Blu-ray, including Disney and 20th Century Fox, said the move would heighten consumer confusion at a point when Blu-ray appeared to be emerging as the best choice.