Consumers: Brands Don't Do Enough For The Planet

By Enviralmarketing Staff Writer May 15, 2008 9:48:23 AM

via:: Media Post

Two-thirds of consumers in key global markets think that when it comes to protecting the planet from climate change, companies and brands should be finding solutions. In fact, according to a massive study from Havas Media, consumers expect brands-not their governments-to find solutions.

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