Explore sustainability data and insights at a more granular level than ever before. Understand what sustainability claims matter most to consumers, validate winning opportunities and make substantiated claims that avoid greenwashing.
Products that make sustainability-related claims achieve better growth across multiple categories when compared with those that don’t, but do you know which are the right sustainable product claims to make in the right markets, at the right time?
Measure the sales and penetration of 70+ sustainability claims using a standardised taxonomy across 25 countries, 11 industries and 50 different categories; unlock global survey insights to help you deliver an impactful sustainability strategy, and craft substantiated claims backed by data.
Would you like to know the sustainable product claim that are most effective in your markets? For example, are 'can be recycled' product claims more popular with consumers than 'vegan' in your category and are they more likely to be profitable? Take a look at our Sustainable Claims Tracker for an overview. Learn more.
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