The Body Shop has taught us over the years that self-empowerment and beauty do not have to come at the expense of our environment and community. Since its start in 1976, the British cosmetics company has been a leader in important environmental and social causes, such as not testing on animals, community fair trade, and environmentally friendly packaging. The brand encourages its clients to go on a zero-waste path by reusing and refilling the same…
Ford Motor Company has a lengthy, albeit uneven, history of manufacturing environmentally friendly vehicles. Their strategy appears to center on providing consumers with more options than their competitors. Ford began exploring air-hybrid automobiles in the 1990s but abandoned the proposal because it lacked the requisite technology to carry on with the project. In 2005, while the business was selling enormous quantities of gas-guzzling SUVs, Ford made bold claims about providing greener automobiles. However, they did…
Two former roommates started The Method in 2001 to make cleaning products that were good for the environment, safe, and easy to use. The chief brand architect wanted to show that caring about the environment is cool by making a line of products with cool, modern packaging that they call “recyclable plastic art” and that looks good enough to put on kitchen and bathroom counters. The company has been given the rightful credit for “single-handedly…
Apple has earned a name for itself as an ecologically aware firm in recent years. The corporation frequently discusses its environmental initiatives, climate commitments, and overall carbon footprint reduction. Even though it’s good to see companies care more about the environment, are Apple’s comments really about change or just part of a well-made corporate image? We will explain why Apple is not as environmentally friendly as you may believe. Everyone is aware that iPhones are…
Adidas is a German multinational company that was founded and is based in Herzogenaurach, Bavaria. It makes and designs shoes, accessories, and clothes. Adidas is the largest manufacturer of sportswear in Europe and the second largest in the world, only behind Nike. It is the holding company for the Adidas Group, which includes an 8.33% investment in Bayern Munich and an Austrian fitness technology business, Runtastic. The 2018 revenue reported by Adidas was €21.91 billion.…
According to a recent article in a famous newspaper, although Google functions in the digital realm, it consumes a significant amount of energy in the physical world—the equivalent of two enormous coal plants that could provide power for 280,000 people. Google says on its website that building an electricity system that doesn’t use carbon is a global goal. To meet its green energy objectives, it indirectly acquires renewable energy. It is improbable that the real…
Unilever is one of the world’s largest and most influential brand companies. With more than 400 brands in its portfolio, Unilever’s manufacturing spans the globe and a wide variety of markets; we will focus on beauty and personal care. Through brands like Dove and Love Beauty and Planet, Unilever can filter and spread carefully crafted core messages that show how committed it is to being sustainable, taking care of the environment, and being socially responsible. …
Who Gives a Crap was created with the goal of giving back. When the founders, Danny, Simon, and Jehan, heard that 2.4 billion people lacked access to a toilet at the time, they decided to take action. They continue to give away half of their earnings to help build toilets around the world. This helps improve sanitation and stop the spread of disease. Who Gives a Crap is an Australian company that makes more than…
Excellent food nourishes and pleases the senses. It aids in the well-being of pets, children, and parents as they age gracefully. It assists us all in living life to the fullest. Good cuisine respects the environment and preserves resources for future generations. But the times are rapidly changing. And we know that what is acceptable today will not be sufficient tomorrow. Think about how hard it will be to meet the needs of 10 billion…
McDonald’s buys about 1.9 billion pounds of beef every year, which it turns into patties for millions of Quarter Pounders, Happy Meals, Triple Cheeseburgers, Big Macs, and other popular beefy sandwiches sold around the world. Some estimates say that the huge amount of meat means that McDonald’s and its suppliers have to kill more than seven million cattle. However, this comes at a high cost to the environment: the 53 million metric tons of greenhouse…