Majority of consumers willing to pay premium for greener products

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Survey reveals significant levels of public support for brands that boast strong sustainability credentials and social purpose

Nearly two thirds of consumers claim to be willing to pay some sort of premium for products that demonstrate positive societal impacts such as improved environmental credentials. That is the conclusion...

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