This book is not just about criticizing current information and the powers of disinformation (see Volume 1). Information on products (objects) should be designed, developed and organized. What is needed is to put in place a genuine system of information about products, allowing consumers to choose based on criteria such as qualities of use and effects on the environment. This is a job that requires a lot of effort and support. This book provides a certain methodology to follow, but, of course, it cannot provide any concrete and instant answers for the expectations of consumers. However, it does provide some templates for information sheets and recommendations made on the basis of analyses and usage tests, which are necessary and mandatory, with some of the “models” already having been carried out by the author and his team.

My most sincere thanks to my friends who have provided me with their corrections: Yves Dufféal, Nicole Forterre, François Jacquet, Jean-Claude Jacquet, Michel Jacquet and Jean-Claude Ludi.

Michel MILLOT

October 2018