80% of Young Americans Are Willing to Pay More for Sustainable Products

80% of Young Americans Are Willing to Pay More for Sustainable Products

80% of Young Americans Are Willing to Pay More for Sustainable Products

Source: https://www.environmentalleader.com/2022/06/80-of-young-americans-are-willing-to-pay-more-for-sustainable-products/

The study has revealed a significant trust gap between Americans and corporations when it comes to sustainability. Only 38% of Americans believe corporations most or all of the time when they make claims of environmental friendliness, a noticeable drop from 47% in GreenPrint’s 2021 study. Overall, 41% say American corporations are doing a poor job at reducing their carbon footprint. When it comes to demonstrating an actionable commitment to becoming more environmentally friendly, 56% of Americans say airlines and fleet services are not doing well, followed by the energy/gas industry (48%). big companies making  it easier for consumers to recognize sustainability include Melissa & Doug, which joined the Sustainable Packaging Coalition (SPC) and How2Recycle, and will begin rolling out How2Recycle labels on its packaging by the end of this year, and  Vital Pet Life, which is incorporating recyclable packaging with the first product in its Vital Pet Life Plus line, and is also becoming a member of How2Recycle and the Sustainable Packaging Coalition.