In 2018 Chiquita Brands International partnered with Shazam (Apple), to promote the brands’ sustainability efforts: by scanning the code on the blue Chiquita logo, customers were able to unlock 360° videos to follow the journey of their banana from Chiquita farms in Latin America to their kitchen tables.
Coffee is the second most sought-after commodity in the world, and in 2018 the industry had an export value of around US $20 billion––and that number is only expected to rise. The coffee machine market is also expected to experience incredible growth over the next few years. Currently it’s estimated that the industry will reach US $7.59 billion.
Drip filters currently dominate the coffee machine market, but capsule machines are actually expected to achieve the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of any of the four machines, and espresso machines are also expected to become more popular as well.
In 2018 Chiquita Brands International partnered with Shazam (Apple), to promote the brands’ sustainability efforts: by scanning the code on the blue Chiquita logo, customers were able to unlock 360° videos to follow the journey of their banana from Chiquita farms in Latin America to their kitchen tables.
In 2018 Chiquita Brands International partnered with Shazam (Apple), to promote the brands’ sustainability efforts: by scanning the code on the blue Chiquita logo, customers were able to unlock 360° videos to follow the journey of their banana from Chiquita farms in Latin America to their kitchen tables.
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In 2018 Chiquita Brands International partnered with Shazam (Apple), to promote the brands’ sustainability efforts: by scanning the code on the blue Chiquita logo, customers were able to unlock 360° videos to follow the journey of their banana from Chiquita farms in Latin America to their kitchen tables.
Coffee is the second most sought-after commodity in the world, and in 2018 the industry had an export value of around US $20 billion––and that number is only expected to rise. The coffee machine market is also expected to experience incredible growth over the next few years. Currently it’s estimated that the industry will reach US $7.59 billion.
Drip filters currently dominate the coffee machine market, but capsule machines are actually expected to achieve the highest compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of any of the four machines, and espresso machines are also expected to become more popular as well.
Fast fashion has captivated consumers for over 20 years. The affordable on-trend pieces are produced in limited quantities creating a sense of urgency to purchase.
Eco-friendly watch groups and informed consumers continue to shed light on the fast fashion industry; an industry known for their pollution and waste and for a low control of their supply chain
As a result, many in the fast fashion industry are advertising new sustainability practices and green efforts. But is it true or simply greenwashing?
Pomellato, an Italian jewelry house founded in 1967, is part of the French luxury giant Kering Group. It was the first company to introduce the philosophy of prêt-à-porter (ready-to-wear) to the world of jewelry.
Pomellato has invested in the sustainability and social responsibility of its products. In 2018, the brand reached 100% responsible gold and designed an entire collection, Nuvola, from 100% fairmined gold. Furthermore, it has partnered with Galdus Goldsmith Academy, creating programs, seminars, and apprenticeships for promising young local artisans in Milan..
In 2018 Pomellato has significantly accelerated its brand recognition with the expansion of both its digit
Dr. Jeffrey D. Sachs explains (in Chapter 7 of the Addiction and Unhappiness Report in America) how originally, psychologists and public health specialists applied the concept of addiction mainly or exclusively to substances such as tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, opioids (both natural and synthetic), and other drugs. Recently, many psychologists have come to regard various behaviors as potential addictions as well; such addictive behaviors include gambling, social media, video games, shopping, unhealthy foods, exercise, extreme sports, and risky sexual behaviors, among others. Behaviors like these may become compulsive, with individuals pursuing them to excess, despite the awareness of their harmful nature to the individuals themselves or to those around them (including family and friends).
Shopping, Eating, Exercis
Despite the positive intentions regarding the consumption of green, or sustainable, goods, there is a gap between intention and purchasing behavior. According to Nielsen research, western consumers in 2018 spent $128 billion on sustainable consumer goods ($125 billion in 2017) with 20% growth since 2014. Nielsen predicts that by 2021 this figure will reach $150 billion. One in two consumers in the United States say they are ready to change their consumer habits to reduce their impact on the environment; in particular, millennials are much more likely to be ready than baby boomers (75% against 34%). 80% of millennials say they are willing to pay more for products that declare their social responsibility and 90% are willing to pay more for those products that serve ingredients that are environmentally friendly.
Despite the encouraging data, products that can be considered sustainabl
IKEA continues its commitment to the defense of the weakest people after the communication campaign against gender inequality and domestic violence in 2018. In February 2019, the company launched a campaign against cyberbullying and in May one tackling discrimination towards the LGBTQ community. In June its commitment was awarded at Cannes with a Grand Prix, Health & Wellbeing, thanks to the product innovation made by Mccann Tel Aviv aimed at improving the social impact of IKEA by making it accessible to people with disabilities. The “ThisAbles” campaign was carried out with the cooperation of multiple NGOs
We need technology. This is what Big Tech Companies have been telling us continuously for years: we need it. Of course, the image of the FAAMG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google) has recently suffered some blows, but who could have imagined that the “techlash” would be solved by a virus
While Big Tech’s misdeeds are still apparent, their actual deeds now matter more to us. We’re using Facebook to comfort ourselves while physically bunkered and social distancing. Google is being conscripted as the potential hub of one of our greatest needs—Covid-19 testing. Our personal supply chain
We need technology. This is what Big Tech Companies have been telling us continuously for years: we need it. Of course, the image of the FAAMG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google) has recently suffered some blows, but who could have imagined that the “techlash” would be solved by a virus
While Big Tech’s misdeeds are still apparent, their actual deeds now matter more to us. We’re using Facebook to comfort ourselves while physically bunkered and social distancing. Google is being conscripted as the potential hub of one of our greatest needs—Covid-19 testing. Our personal supply chain
Thanks to the enormous marketing efforts put in place, the technology sector is desperately trying to create unconditional trust in consumers, and in times like this, under the siege of COVID-19, everything we do is exclusively online. However we should never forget the impact that this industry has on our Lives, those of any Human on Earth, and on our Planet.
