How do you explain to your CEO why your company’s ignoring the green product market when most Fortune 500 companies are ready to review all things sustainable?
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The writing on the retail wall is getting bigger: Manufacturers and retailers alike want products labeled green to make them easier to sell.
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Brace yourselves for the really big news coming out of the Copenhagen conference. It’ll be your corporate customers that force you to address climate change, not EPA or Congress.
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Slowly but surely, companies will voluntarily seek out a green stamp of approval from a organization that promotes the sustainability concept.
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Wal-Mart has again pushed ahead of the retailing pack to polish its green image. The company’s latest eco-friendly move is to relamp 650 stores with energy-saving LED lighting systems.
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What’s on a company’s rooftop these days? Increasingly, you’ll find a rooftop solar garden and wind power installations.
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Brace yourselves for a flood of lies about bottled water.
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Scrambling to find ways to prove to your customers, like say Wal-Mart, that you’re greening your product lines?
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