Abstract
State of the environment and the antropomorph origin of environmental problems poses the
question whether the recent economic system and as a part of it, marketing are able to contribute
to environmental protection – not only for economic interest but as a moral obligation. The high
interdependency of production and consumption with nature needs paradigm shift in the long
run, however there are tools in the hands of managers in short run, too. Green marketing is one
of them, which tries to harmonize environmental and individual interests. Those who want to
keep up with development and with social expectations, too need to get to know green marketing
and its opportunities in the 21st century deeper.
Challenges in Marketing: Reasons for the Existence of
Green Marketing
growing a green marketing strategy
Article Abstract:
Green marketing is a growing trend in which companies promote the environmentally sound
nature of their products or packaging as a marketing strategy. The Federal Trade Commission
has issued needed guidelines to make sure companies do not use environmental claims to
mislead consumers. Companies must make clear if their claims of recyclability refer to a product
or its packaging, for instance. The guidelines also frown on misleading statements, such as 'No
CFCs' claims on products that contain other ozone-depleting substances.
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Abstract
In the world of marketing nowadays, Green is the new Black. And if the growth in the marketing of green
credentials is anything to go by, then at the end of the green rainbow is Gold.
It appears that everyone is going grrrrrrreen.
With increased environmental awareness and a growing desire amongst consumers to ‘do the right
thing', and a rapidly increasing 'green' market, the temptation amongst marketers and advertisers to
overstate environmental benefits of the product or business and capitalise on this newly found
awareness has become virtually irresistible. As a result, there is a growing market for sustainable and
socially responsible products and services.
This paper attempts 1) to introduce the terms and concepts of green marketing; 2) briefly discuss
why going green is important; 3) examine some of the reason that organizations are adopting a
green marketing philosophy; and 4) mention some of the problems with green marketing.