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The latest ERI reports consumer perceptions of how companies treat the environment, employees, suppliers, customers and consumer data.
The ERI shows the ethical issues that concern consumers most, the communications channels they trust, and how this affects purchasing decisions.
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News stories:
- Data Academy: Time you heard of... Customer advocacy
- SMEs have an 'enormous' part of play in making UK offices greener
- IBM Plans Water Research Center
- New Report Finds Growing Interest In Green Investing
- Banking Giants Develop 'The Carbon Principles'
- HP Recycles 250 Million Pounds of Products
- Toyota Plants Trees
- Carbon Disclosure Project Asks 3000 Companies for Eco-Info
- London’s Low Emission Zone Up And Running
- Can Shopping Habits Change The World?
What consumers are saying:
I would like to see less use of packaging materials. Should manufacturers and importers be responsible for the cost of recycling?
Male, Professional, 45-54, South East
''Fairtrade" products are grossly unethical. By paying some producers more than others, the former are incentivised to over-produce which depresses the price at which the unsubsidised producers can sell. It is simply a subsidy paid for by impoverishing everything else, which is why it appeals to cretinous dribbling subsidy-loving lefties
Male, 35-44, Senior Manager, London