Shoppers Want More Sustainable Products, But Brands Are Struggling to Keep Up

Buying ethical brands is all very well, but it will not be sustainable if fundamental business models, based on driving more consumption, don’t also change

Feb 26, 2019 · 5 min read

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By Mike Scott

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Shoppers Want More Sustainable Products, But Brands Are Struggling to Keep Up

Buying ethical brands is all very well, but it will not be sustainable if fundamental business models, based on driving more consumption, don’t also change

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