Category: Sustainability
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Natural cotton vs GMO cotton impacts
Cotton is one of the most widely used fibers in the fashion and textile industry, found in everything from clothing to home decor. However, its production processes are complex, fraught with environmental concerns. In this article, we will explore the differences between natural cotton and genetically modified (GMO) cotton, examining each type’s environmental impact, economic…
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Beyond Ecolabels: Understanding Consumer Behavior in Sustainable Product Purchases
Shoppers Look Beyond Ecolabels When Buying Sustainable Products Consumer Interest vs. Actual Purchase Behavior Consumers show a strong interest in sustainability. Yet a new study shows a gap. Shoppers say they value eco-friendly products. But in shops, factors like package size, ingredients, and brand name guide their buys. This gap makes the eco-claims seem less…
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Unlocking Green Potential: Effective Strategies for Marketing Sustainable and Organic Products
A Better Way to Market Sustainable Products: Key Insights and Strategies Sustainable products gain consumer interest. Companies face tough challenges when they market these products. Research from NYU Stern’s Center for Sustainable Business (CSB) and PwC offers clear guidance. This guidance helps companies unlock the value of sustainability in consumer products. The Business Case for…
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Transforming Waste into Wonder: How Rare Mineral By-Products are Revolutionizing Sustainable Concrete Production
Sustainable Concrete Innovation Using Rare Mineral By-Products Flinders University researchers found a new sustainable ingredient. Dr. Aliakbar Gholampour leads a team that uses mining waste. They study Delithiated β-spodumene (DβS). DβS is a rare by-product from lithium refining. It has pozzolanic properties. These properties boost concrete strength and durability. The team uses DβS as a…
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Top 35 Eco-Friendly Products for 2026: Your Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Bestsellers
Eco-Friendly Products: Top 35+ Bestsellers to Watch in 2026 Climate change makes its mark. Consumers now seek real change. Studies show 64% of buyers value eco-friendly choices. Eighty percent will pay up to 9.7% more. This trend gives retailers a clear win: profit grows when products protect our planet. What Are Eco-Friendly Products? Eco-friendly products…
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Cotton farming and soil microbes
Cotton farming is a significant agricultural practice worldwide, providing a vital resource for the textile industry, but it comes with various challenges concerning sustainability and environmental impact. One crucial aspect often overlooked is the role of soil microbes in cotton farming. Soil microbes are essential for maintaining soil health, enhancing nutrient availability, and promoting plant…
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Ecological resilience and cotton crops
Ecological resilience refers to the ability of an ecosystem to recover from disturbances and maintain its essential functions and structures. In the context of agriculture, particularly cotton farming, ecological resilience plays a crucial role in ensuring sustainable production methods that benefit both the environment and the economy. Cotton is one of the most widely used…
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Unlocking Success: Proven Strategies for Marketing Sustainable & Organic Products to Today’s Conscious Consumers
A Better Way to Market Sustainable Products: Insights from NYU Stern and PwC Companies sell consumer packaged goods. They face a challenge. Marketing sustainability can be hard. Consumers seek green products. NYU Stern’s Center for Sustainable Business and PwC lead research. Their work shows clear ways to serve this growing market. Strong Growth and Price…
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Unlocking Sales: How Sustainable Labels Drive Consumer Choice in the Green Marketplace
Research Finds: Products with Sustainable Labels Experience Higher Sales Consumers seek eco-friendly products. Retailers mark items with clear labels. Major programs—Amazon’s “Climate Pledge Friendly,” Target’s “Target Zero,” and Wayfair’s “Shop Sustainably”—link product names directly to a planet-friendly promise. Each word in these phrases connects closely to the next, so the meaning stays clear. Key Insights…
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Achieving Excellence in Sustainability: BSR Laboratory’s ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Certification for Quality Control of Eco-Friendly Products
BSR Laboratory Secures ISO/IEC 17025:2017 Certification, Strengthening Quality Control for Green and Sustainable Products In November 2025, Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical Joint Stock Company took a clear step. Its BSR Laboratory earned the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 certificate from Vietnam’s National Accreditation Bureau. The bureau issued the code VILAS 456, and the certificate lasts until 2030.…
