Welcome to GreenFixes! This blog site is for all things related to sustainable business industry trends and best practices. The goal: Uniting businesses with our natural environment by allowing them to value the services provided by the rich and diverse surroundings while still remaining profitable, competitive, and valuable to shareholders.
Going green is the newest business trend, however "green-washing" is more the occurrence than actually restructuring and implementing changes. This negatively affects the small businesses that have been in the industry for years. The entry of big-league companies into an industry formerly dominated by small businesses has led to confusion about what is organic and environmentally sustainable and what is not. Looking forward in the future is the next phase of the green movement...actually proving a company is "green" and environmentally sustainable. Here's some food for thought: "Is an organic T-shirt truly green if it's been transported thousands of miles? Is your product less organic if your plastic container is non-biodegradable?" Smart companies will address these questions sooner rather than later in the future to ensure their longevity in the industry. For the moment, check out the pdf file of the company highlights I've researched that are sustainable and "green". Pangea Organics and Simple Shoes, a division of Deckers, are veterans of the green wave, so check them out and support them!
I really like the PDFs you developed since they offer up the really important points that highlight each company and why I would now be interested in buying from them as opposed to another company.
These are business highlights featuring national businesses and local Santa Barbara based businesses that are taking strides to create greener sustainable companies. Each company was specifically highlighted for their dedication and commitment to making their work environment more green. Stay tuned for more business highlights….
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Great post Crystal.
I really like the PDFs you developed since they offer up the really important points that highlight each company and why I would now be interested in buying from them as opposed to another company.
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