This neologism comes from the combination of the two words green+bikering meaning quarrel , discussion . According to a Nielsen survey, 60 per cent of companies are said to have fallen prey at least once to incorrect or misleading green communications . In addition to consumers, competitors are increasingly alert and aggressive in pointing this out. In fact, a company can act against a competitor for unfair competition if it believes it is improperly using sustainability leverage.
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Greenbikering
This neologism comes from the combination of the two words green+bikering meaning quarrel, discussion. According to a Nielsen survey, 60 per cent of companies are said to have fallen prey at least once to incorrect or misleading green communications. In addition to consumers, competitors are increasingly alert and aggressive in pointing this out. In fact, [...]