Sustainability still a ‘mainstream priority’ for US consumers despite changing corporate landscape
US consumers are ‘holding their ground’ when it comes to sustainability, despite changing corporate attitudes to the subject, a new…
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Trusted voices are key to encouraging adoption of climate-friendly behaviours
Positive messages from trusted voices can play a key role in encouraging people to adopt more climate-friendly behaviours, according to…
Three quarters of Spanish consumers say sustainability is an ‘important factor’ when shopping
Some 74% of Spanish consumers consider sustainability to be an ‘important factor’ while shopping, however less than two fifths (37%)…
Newton’s Wil Schoenmakers on why circularity needs a strong business case
Businesses looking to build circular economy models should start by developing a commercial case, rather than relying on small pilot…
People respond better to environmental messages that offer personal benefits, study finds
People are more likely to respond to environmental messaging, or take part in environmental actions, if it carries personal benefits,…
Climate change trails public health and the economy among European consumer concerns
The environment is the third-most important area of concern for European citizens, after public health and the economy, having grown…
Consumers ‘second-guessing’ sustainability claims on packaging, study finds
While more than four fifths (84%) of US consumers have seen sustainability claims on packaging more than once over the…
How to tackle the world’s growing diaper waste crisis
Absorbent hygiene products, such as disposable diapers and nappies, account for between 160 million and 200 million tonnes of waste…
Polish consumers back energy transition, but not at any cost
Polish consumers by and large support the energy transition, but it needs to be affordable, according to a new survey…
Four in ten Brazilian consumers are unaware of the circular economy
Some 39% of Brazilian consumers are unaware of the circular economy, while just 12% claim to be well informed about…