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Concern for the environment may be increasing among Americans, but suspicion of corporate ‘greenwashing’ may be slowing their willingness to pay extra for ‘green’ products, including organic, suggests a new survey of 2,276 adults.
View the original article here: Americans still wary of ‘greenwashing’, including organic labels: Harris Poll
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