greenwashing or not?

How can you identify greenwashing in product packaging or advertisements?

• Look for third-party eco-certifications and labels

• Trust all claims made by the brand

• Believe products are eco-friendly if they have green colors on the packaging

• Assume any product labeled "natural" or "organic" is genuinely sustainable

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A cleaning product claims to be "chemical-free" and "100% natural." What should you consider when evaluating this claim?

• Accept the claim without further investigation as it sounds eco-friendly.

• Check the ingredients list to see if it contains any chemicals.

• Research the brand's environmental track record and commitment to sustainability.

• Assume the product is safe for the environment based on the packaging

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An apparel brand claims its clothing is "sustainably made," but there is no information on their website about their sourcing or manufacturing practices. What should you do?

• Assume the brand is ethical and sustainable since they made the claim.

• Look for customer reviews and ratings to verify the sustainability claims.

• Ignore the claim and buy the clothing anyway since it's stylish.

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