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Developments in consumerism, environmentalism and green marketing

Developments in consumerism, environmentalism and green marketing. Anusha Dharan Ashesh Mishra. consumerism.

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Developments in consumerism, environmentalism and green marketing

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  1. Developments in consumerism, environmentalism and green marketing • Anusha Dharan • Ashesh Mishra

  2. consumerism • By "consumerism" we mean the process of realising the rights of the consumer as envisaged in the Consumer Protection Act (1986) and ensuring right standards for the goods and services for which one makes a payment. • Organized-efforts by individuals, groups, and governments to help protect consumers from policies and practices that infringe consumer rights to fair business practices

  3. environmentalism • Advocacy for or work toward protecting the natural environment from destruction or pollution.

  4. Green marketing • Promotional activities aimed at taking advantage of the changing consumer attitudes toward a bbrand. These changes are increasingly being influenced by a firm's policies and practices that affect the quality of the environment, and reflect the level of its concern for the community. • Green marketing refers to the process of selling products and/or services based on their environmental benefits. Such a product or service may be environmentally friendly in itself or produced and/or packaged in an environmentally friendly way.

  5. The Shift

  6. Developments in the sphere of Consumerism • Consumer Protection Act (1986) -ensuring right standards for the goods and services for which one makes a payment. • A separate department of consumer affairs to exclusively focus on ensuring the rights of consumers as enshrined in the Act. • The shift from seller’s market to buyer’s market • consumer courts" at national, state and district levels. • Standards set for products – like ISI • 15th march- world consumer day

  7. The players are the consumers represented by different voluntary non-government consumer organisations, the government, the regulatory authorities for goods and services in a competitive economy, the consumer courts, organisations representing trade, industry and service providers, the law-makers and those in charge of implementation of the laws and rules • Rise in materialism • The upper class have the standard which all consumers seek to emulate

  8. poor strive to imitate the wealthy and the wealthy imitate celebrities and other icons • More and more consumers are now moving towards renewable energy and naturally made products • More information on the web.

  9. Eco Label programs followed by different countries • Japan's Eco Mark • Nordic Swan Eco-label • Korea's Environmental Labeling Association • India's Ecomark Scheme • Singapore's Green Label Scheme • Sweden's Good Environmental Choice • France's NF Environment • Australia's Environmental Choice • United States' Green Seal • International Organization for Standardization (ISO)

  10. Green Choices

  11. searches for “green marketing”

  12. What Do Eco-Lebels Mean…. Product use all natural ingredients and not petrochemicals Product saves energy and CO2 emission is less

  13. Product is organic Product is Bio-degradable

  14. Animals were treated well as they were raised Environmental awareness in construction and maintenance of building

  15. Developments in Green Marketing in various fields (1) Electronic Goods • Wipro’s GREEN PC’s • Wipro Eco Energy

  16. HP • Mercury free scanner lamps • Non-Painted surfaces • Reduced packaging

  17. Canon • Hardware recycling • Use of recycled plastic • Printing manuals on recycled paper

  18. Apple • Removal of pvc • Reduced packaging • Low power consumption

  19. (2) Accessory Makers Tarqus Green Edge • Nickel free hardware • No PVC • Printed information of packaging about • Global Warming

  20. (3) Automobiles Mercedes-Benz goes green with Bluetec Diesel Toyota too going green

  21. (4) Hotel Industry

  22. (4) Chemical Industry DOW Chemicals “It will be our calling card to people around the world who care about the future relationship between businesses, society and the environment. It reflects our intention as a company to prioritize the things we do to advance innovation and focus the people and resources of Dow on solving human problems.” - Patti Temple Rocks, Dow vice president of global communications and reputation

  23. (5) Beverages Ozarka • Made with at least 30% less plastic versus comparable size carbonated and non-carbonated beverages. • Features a label approximately one-third smaller than our previous label. • Recyclable and flexible so it's easier to crush for recycling.

  24. (6) Apparels Eco Apparel Levis Eco friendly jeans • 100% organic materials used for cloth production • Adaption of environment friendly processes • Recyclable packaging • Welfare of labor

  25. (7) Business Solutions IBM

  26. GE "Ecomaginationis GE’s commitment to address challenges such as the need for cleaner, more efficient sources of energy, reduced emissions and abundant sources of clean water and we plan to make money by doing it” - Jeff Immelt ( CEO, General Electric)

  27. (8) Real Estate • Relatively new phenomenon in India • Today, India has its own LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating, initiated by the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC), which is part of the Confederation of Indian Industry.  • India’s first green skyscraper Antilla building is being made for Reliance Industries Limited. • Infosys have also joined the league.

  28. (9) Toy Industry • Mattel had issued recalls of 21 million toys manufactured in China. • Many toy manufacturers are promoting eco-friendly toys. • Wooden toys are in fashion again.

  29. (10) Fashion Designing Anya Hindmarch

  30. CLOROX-case study • 99% natural • made from coconuts and lemon oil • formulated to be biodegradable and non-allergenic • packaged in recyclable bottles, and not tested on animals.  • corporate responsibility staff — a relatively new function there. • significant interest from Wal-Mart and other big retailers in pushing greener products to the masses • Affordably priced

  31. CEO Knauss has identified sustainability as one of three core consumer trends with which he wants to align Clorox products • They had conducted a research and found that people wanted strong, effective cleaners. At the same time they were worried about its effects. • They had the necessary distribution channels • Great relationship with Wal-Mart • Only 20% premium was charged • Blind test with Market leader- proved to be in parity or even better

  32. Low Carbon Technologies, Present and Future Green is Green

  33. long stretch GE has been near the top of environmentalists' most-hated lists • Its sin: legally dumping 1.3 million pounds of polychlorinated biphenyls into the Hudson River over several decades, until these chemicals were banned in 1977 • GE's new philosophy : If you can't beat the environmentalists, join them. • It will not just clean up its own industrial act but also get more deeply into the business of selling eco-friendly devices to other companies.  • wish list from customers that included cleaner ways to burn coal and more efficient wastewater treatment systems, as well as nuclear power and hydrogen fuel cells • For GE the greening of America and the rest of the world is its best chance to raise profit margins-

  34. GE Energy … No-Carbon Platforms Renewable Nuclear • Benefits • No Carbon Emissions • Energy Security & Diversity • Reliable & Available • Wind • Land-based • Offshore • Solar • Grid-connected • Stand-alone • Hydrogen • Fuel cells • Hybrids • HydroBiomass • Gas recips • Non-natural gas • ABWR & ESBWR • Adv nuclear fuel • Candu fuel & services • Reactor & field services • Performance services

  35. Few Innovative Green Marketing Concepts

  36. Websites going green

  37. The connected bus

  38. RATP France Transit

  39. Denver Water Company

  40. PG & E’s solar powered billboards

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