To increase consumer awareness about product quality in markets, I would design an educational campaign that includes both online and offline strategies.

• First, I would work with local businesses and government agencies to ensure quality marks (such as ISI and FSSAI) are displayed clearly on products and stalls, and explain what these marks mean to shoppers.
• I would organise workshops and community meetings where people learn how to read labels, check expiry dates, and understand ingredient lists. Short demonstrations at markets can show how to spot genuine products.
• I would create simple digital tools, such as a mobile app or website, where consumers can scan barcodes or QR codes to get information on product quality, ingredients and customer ratings.
• Other steps include distributing easy-to-read pamphlets, running awareness programmes in schools and community centres, encouraging customer reviews and word-of-mouth recommendations, and setting up a helpline for complaints or queries.

· Finally, regular market inspections and public reports about product quality will help keep sellers honest and give consumers confidence when they buy.