consumertrust

noun
UK /kənˈsjuːmə trʌst/
US /kənˈsuːmər trʌst/

When people believe a store or company will treat them fairly.

The bakery earned consumer trust by always selling fresh bread.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The good feeling people have about a product being safe and real.

Clear labels on food help build consumer trust.

3. A company's good name with the people who buy from it.

The toy maker lost consumer trust after the recall.

4. When buyers expect fair prices and honest ads.

Consumer trust grows when ads tell the truth.