Green creds essential to brand strength

James S Murray
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Authors of top 100 brand report argue that good environmental performance is becoming an increasingly important factor in a company's brand power

Successful sustainability initiatives have become a key component of global firms' brand strength, according to the consultancy behind the annual Best Global Brands Report. Speaking ahead of the publication...

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