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It's not about those brands really being sustainable etc. - it's about their claims (the same with food and their labels). If those claims seem authentic enoug
by VvR-Ox 7y ago
It's not about those brands really being sustainable etc. - it's about their claims (the same with food and their labels).
If those claims seem authentic enough they will ease the mind of the customers it helps them enjoy their spent money again though deep down they should know how bad this consumption is for our environment and the poor people involved in the production.
- Angostura 7y agoIts almost as if we could do with a strong regular to stop companies abusing terms and greenwashing their products.
- VvR-Ox 7y agoWe'd need some officially accepted labels which are controlled by organizations that share absolutely no interest with the share holders of these businesses. But it seems we have like 20 different labels for everything, one less worth than the other.