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Environmental dishonesty | 58% of C-Suite executives admit to "greenwashing"

58% of C-Suite executives admit to
58% of C-Suite executives admit to

In this myGrapevine+ exclusive article, we explore the revelation that 58% of C-Suite executives think their companies are guilty of greenwashing. It includes:

  • A look at why corporations are making big sustainability commitments, but often not saying how they intend to achieve them

  • Analysis of a recent case of "greenwashing" involved Innocent drinks

  • Why companies really do need to stop talking the talk and start walking the walk now.

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