This article attempts to review the formatting of consumer-culture, specifically focusing on the aspect of production. My viewpoints are both built on the theories of capitalism and culture industry. With the blooming concepts of mass production, mass marketing and profit accumulation, the commodities are purposely being sold from local areas to the whole global market. I found the forces are formed by the following two: first, most consumers buy the global commodities arranged by the global marketing strategies, which were decided to their targets. Second, through the promotions and advertising campaigns by transnational media, consumers can easily receive the propaganda of the commodities. Thus, while people’s everyday life are surrounded by consumer-culture set by marketing and media, the consumers can hardly escape from and resist it. To sum up, while the consumer’s needs are satisfied by the forces of consumer-culture production, they also forget its necessity.