Greenwashing is using misleading or false claims to entice consumers or investors. Learn how to spot and avoid investing in ...

If you have ever purchased a product because the packaging had the word "natural" or appeared to be recycled… you may have been a victim of what we call Greenwashing!

In this environmental video essay, I take a quick look at greenwashing using Fiji Water's marketing campaign as a case study. I explore why green products are not necessarily as eco-friendly as their ...

These expert approaches can help your brand communicate its sustainability efforts in a way that truly resonates.

Brands want to ride the sustainability wave, but not all of them are paddling in the right direction. As consumers, we ...

Meanwhile, government regulators are doing little to stem all the greenwashing ... out of petroleum products,” Paglia says. “For example, a shoe company will make and sell 1,000 pairs of ...

Even people who buy things for a living struggle to identify sustainable products—underscoring how complex the sustainability ...

For years, greenwashing has been rampant across the UK business sector, with the food and fashion industries harbouring many of the worst offenders. Supermarkets are often guilty of making misleading ...

Here's what you need to know about greenwashing and how it affects investors: Examples of greenwashing. How investors can check up on sustainability claims. How ESG regulations and requirements ...

Starting from April, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) gains new powers to fine businesses for misleading ...

Greenwashing, a marketing tactic that exaggerates or fabricates a product's environmental benefits, is making it harder for consumers to shop sustainably.“There is such high demand for greener p ...