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Will young consumers pay more for sustainable products?

25/06/2019

Finnish bio-yarn producer Spinnova has presented the results of a survey it commissioned to gauge consumer attitudes towards shopping and sustainability. They suggest young consumers are willing to pay more for products made in a sustainable manner. The company explained that 82% of the responses were from Europeans between the ages of 18 and 30. ...

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