Recent Study Reveals More Than a Third of Global Consumers Are ...

Recent Study Reveals More Than a Third of Global Consumers Are Willing to Pay More for Sustainability as Demand Grows for Environmentally- ...

Recent study reveals more than a third of global consumers are ...

While attitudes vary across generations, countries, and industries, 85% of consumers have become 'greener' in their purchasing in recent ...

More Than One-Third of Global Consumers Willing to Pay More for ...

Simon-Kucher & Partners' Global Sustainability Study reveals more than a third of global consumers are willing to pay more for ...

Sustainability influence on global consumer goods market

Our most recent Global Sustainability study shows that approximately one-third (37 percent) of global respondents are willing to pay more for sustainable goods.

Do consumers care about sustainability & ESG claims? | McKinsey

A joint study from McKinsey and NielsenIQ examines sales growth for products that claim to be environmentally and socially responsible.

Consumers willing to pay 9.7% sustainability premium, even as cost ...

One-third (31%) of consumers cite inflation as the biggest risk to their consumption habits over the next year, while 62% cite the most ...

Consumers Willing to Pay More for Sustainable Goods, PwC Survey ...

New survey reveals that 80% of global consumers are willing to pay more for sustainable products, despite inflation fears.

Report Finds Americans Willing to Pay More for Sustainable Products

While 79% of Americans say they want to buy from brands that are environmentally friendly, most don't know how to identify these companies. This ...

Consumer Data Reveals Young Shoppers Prioritize Sustainability

More than one-third (35%) of respondents said they do not trust brands' claims, citing the need for their own additional research (21%) and ...

Growing importance placed on sustainability when choosing brands ...

NIQ's latest sustainability study reports that 69% of global consumers feel sustainability is more important to them than it was two years ago.

Shocking Stats! Why 66% of Consumers Will Pay MORE for Your ...

A study by Nielsen found that 66% of consumers are willing to pay more for sustainable brands. So, embracing sustainability isn't just about ...

Two-Thirds of Consumers are “Sustainability-Minded Drivers ...

NEW YORK; Sept. 22, 2021 - Nearly two-thirds of consumers are “sustainability-minded drivers,” rating themselves as very or extremely ...

Consumers Willing to Pay 12% Premium for Sustainable Products

The survey revealed a broad and growing interest among consumers on sustainability issues, with nearly two-thirds (64%) of respondents reporting ...

Consumers around the world united – sustainable products cost more

Do consumers globally prioritize price over sustainability? ... A closer look at the opinions of this group across markets reveals that consumers ...

Consumers Demand Sustainable Products And Shopping Formats

The recent study found that the Gen Z consumer has outsized influence on not only their Gen X parents but even their Boomer grandparents when it ...

The Database: What Sustainability Means Today - Nielsen

There's no denying the fact that consumers around the world are paying more attention to the impact of their decisions on the world around them.

Consumers care about sustainability — but will they pay more? - NRF

GfK research shows 62% of U.S. respondents identify climate change as an extremely or very serious issue. About one-third (32%) say they ...

Consumers Willing to Pay for Net Zero Production | BCG

Recent BCG research finds a trend that consumers are purchasing more ... For washing machines, more than one-third of respondents expressed ...

The rise, fall, and rise again of Eco-Active consumers - Kantar

study is the largest, global sustainability survey, involving more than 112,000 shoppers, which connects consumers' sustainability attitudes ...

The growing consumer demand for sustainable products | McKinsey

Consumers are in fact buying sustainable goods: Highlights from new research ... Which sustainability attributes matter most at the point of sale?