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Sales of Green Works have fallen from $100 million to about $60 million a year, and those of other similar products from major brands like Arm & Hammer, Windex, Palmolive, Hefty and Scrubbing Bubbles are sputtering. “Every consumer says, ‘I want to help the environment, I’m looking for eco-friendly products,’ ” said David Donnan, a partner in the consumer products practice at the consulting firm A. T. Kearney. “But if it’s one or two pennies higher in price, they’re
Here’s my interpretation of these 2 contradictory articles in the NY times on eco-product sales.
Big company transforming their product to a eco-product line didn’t sustain sales in the recession.
Companies that are devoted to eco-products sustained sales in the recession.
Conclusion. Don’t just change for some product lines. Change your attitude completely. It’s about the company’s integrity.
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