all of the stages involved in producing goods, transporting them and selling them to customers

goods and services brought in from another country

goods and services sold to another country

making changes to a food’s natural state, e.g. cooking beans in tomato sauce and preserving them in tins

things that can be grown or dug out of the ground and processed or used in the manufacture of goods

Food production and supply chains

Geography

Globalisation: An introduction

The globalisation of jeans

The drivers of globalisation

The importance of trade

The UK's imports and exports

Global transport routes

Transnational corporations

TNCs: Advantages and disadvantages

Analysing patterns of globalisation using digital maps and data

Globalisation opportunities

Globalisation challenges

This unit introduces pupils to the concept of globalisation and develops their understanding of how people and places are connected through economics and culture. Pupils will evaluate how the benefits and challenges brought by globalisation differs over global space.

Globalisation: Is the world shrinking?

A {{}} describes all of the stages involved in producing goods, transporting them and selling them to customers. (2 words)

What word is defined as "goods and services brought in from another country"?

Raw {{}} are things that can be grown or dug out of the ground and processed or used to manufacture goods.

Food with more food __________ has a greater impact on the environment.

Where do most people in the UK buy their weekly shop?

The process of making food from raw materials

Steps that move products from the producers to the consumer

The transportation of food from one country to another

The distance food travels from the farm to your plate

The number of miles a food product is processed

The time it takes for food to reach a supermarket

The distance food is shipped within the same country

Food with more food miles has __________ of an impact on the environment.

It ensures food is grown in large quantities

It helps move food from producers to consumers in an organised way

It focuses only on packaging food for delivery

Why is the supply chain important for food production?

Food production and supply chains

Lesson outcome