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Using Solar, Wind or any alternative energy
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Selling more green products
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rsrekhi
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"Selling more green products"
| 2 years ago
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sure the proof of the pudding is in the eating. unless they sell green products - others tasks are of a tertiary nature - selling green products being green in the primary business that the retialer is in.
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Sudhansu Jena
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"Selling more green products"
| 2 years ago
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Renu is right. Retailers should use more and more eco-friendly products and should stop using products like plastic packets which are harmful for the environment. There are many alternatives eco-friendly products coming in the markets these days....
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Suvrajit Gangopadhyay
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"Using Solar, Wind or any alternative energy"
| 2 years ago
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I completely endorse your idea ma'am. Use of solar or any other alternative energy would definitely help the retailers go green. Also it will be a sort of awareness program for the people who as of now know very little about renewable energies...
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Yes, the indian consumer is ready for green consumption
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No, it is fad and shall take long to get established
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rsrekhi
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"Yes, the indian consumer is ready for green consumption"
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Yes with the increasing noise levels about climate change and impact of humans on the environment the Indian consumer wants to take action to reduce this impact. the problem is that the actions he can take are either not clear to him or are too...
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