Green produsct represent a big business, for people attention to ealth food is growing.
But for the same reason, we must pay attention to false informations about products. The infographic by Peter Kim summarizes the ways that companies use to greenwash their products
Food and Drink
11/09/2011
09/09/2011
"Going Waterless"
If you stop to think about it for a minute, water is used in pretty much just about most everyday products that we buy in the supermarket. Be it your laundry detergent or your body lotion, a good percentage of the water used to make up these products isn't even neccessary. If you think about it even further, all of that extra water comes in a cost--one that's reflected in transportation, production and the overall effect on CO2 emissions. As consumers become more conscious about their economic footprint, concentrates are now uniquely poised for a comeback. Businessweek's special report on innovation gets into just how: http://www.businessweek.com/innovation/just-add-water-09082011.html.