Greener Products

<p>Sustainability and its competitive advantage are the goals of every company and any brand that wants to stay successful in the marketplace. Customers also gravitate to brands that manage sustainability issues well. <em>Greener Products: The Making and Marketing of Sustainable Brands</em> written by a renowned sustainability expert, continues to address the latest developments in the extremely fast-moving field of sustainability. The third edition is thoroughly updated, introduces new case studies, and includes a new chapter on green marketing. With over 40 case studies, it explores the best practices of leading global companies and helps readers learn what it is that makes them successful.</p><p>New in the Third Edition:</p><ul><li>Presents, in a practical way, the best practices of sustainable brands in a global economy.</li><li>Addresses the most current sustainability topics like circular economy, plastics in the environment, biodiversity, climate change, green chemistry, etc.</li><li>Includes current marketing information on consumer trends to purchase greener products.</li><li>Incorporates the latest pressures on companies to address sustainability, retailer programs, business-to-business expectations, ESG raters, rankers, and stock funds.</li><li>Covers best practices of companies from various industries on how to make and market greener products.</li><li>Provides current tools for making products more sustainable and methods on how to market sustainable improvements.</li><li>Includes lecture slides available upon request for use in the classroom.</li></ul><p>This book serves senior undergraduate and graduate students in programs focused on sustainability, as well as academics and corporate sustainability leaders. The previous versions have been used to teach courses on sustainability, product improvement, introduction to sustainability, green marketing and sustainability, and sustainability policy. Any university that teaches a course on sustainability and any company or individual interested in making and marketing more sustainable products would benefit from the new edition of this book.</p>