Consumer Trends

The British fashion brand launched ‘made to last’ sustainability manifesto geared at transforming into a fully regenerative and circular business model by 2030.

It's not consumers who are worth listening to, but … economists?

The intention-action gap gives rise to the opportunity for brands to step up and help their customers do better.

Sponsored: For more sustainable consumer products, thank a buyer.

Companies are learning how consumer intentions align with their actions and how sustainability executives can influence those behaviors for the better.

Why don’t more people choose to bank with climate-friendly retail banks that have clear environmental investment and loan policies?

What do people expect of the companies they buy from, and how do those expectations drive brand preferences and product purchases?

The next generation is looking for brands to lead the way and want brands to create change with them, not just for them.

If sustainability’s importance to consumers and purchasers didn’t go away in the midst of a global pandemic, will it ever?

Rethinking supply chains and infrastructure to create a circular economy is critical, but these structures and innovations will work only if consumers embrace the new models.