Nestlé
Climate warning
Climate warning
Sameen Shahid
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Climate friendly or greenwashing?
Nestlé, one of the world's largest food and beverage companies, announced that it aimed to make all of its packaging 100% recyclable or reusable by 2025. However, this promise was met with skepticism from environmental groups who criticized the company for lack of specific targets and a plan to achieve this goal. Greenpeace calls Nestlé's statement "greenwashing" and insufficient in reducing single-use plastics.
Misleading claims aka greenwashing is becoming a new best marketing technique to generate more profits using 'sustainability' as a shield.
10 Companies Called Out For Greenwashing | Earth.Org
Many companies practice greenwashing, often making consumers believe they are environmentally friendly when in fact, they are not.
https://earth.org/greenwashing-companies-corporations/
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9 w
Hoping it get to be implemented
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18 w
Just hope this isn't the case cos can't believe Nestle could be on a greenwashing business against their word to the world.
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Where are the greenwashing watchdogs at while all this is happening???I believe they'd provide credible reports on this matter but just hope there's no foul play.
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It's time for action not just words
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If they follow up on it then it'll be good.
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19 w
Let them implement what they promised but it should not be PR.
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@tabitha_kimani True!
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Lets hope the plan sees light of day