Greenwashing: When Companies Aren’t as Sustainable as They Claim | WSJ

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Greenwashing: When Companies Aren’t as Sustainable as They Claim | WSJ

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  • [Narrator] Sustainable, eco-conscious, made from recycled materials. Companies are using phrases like these more and more frequently today. Sales of consumer packaged goods advertising sustainability in North America rose by over 30% in just five years, reaching an estimated $268.9 billion in 2022. And more than 60% of consumers say they'd pay mo... Read More

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