Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Sustainable policies present opportunities such as……?

A
  • target new and emerging markets (sustainable practices leading to sustainable branding)
  • utilise waste as a resource, increasing profit
  • expand goods and services to serve the sustainability agenda
  • develop new products to serve the sustainability agenda
  • take advantage of government initiatives and funding for environmental services
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2
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What may new and emerging markets provide businesses?
Give 2 examples of business ideas.

A

new opportunities.
2 examples include:
- refill stores
- milk vending machines

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3
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What did the Environmental Improvement Plan 2023 incentivise farmers to do?

A

adopt nature-friendly farming practices through sustainable farming incentives. For example, agroforestry and local nature recovery.

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4
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What 3 risks can sustainability present to a business or organisation?

A

1) Potential of prosecution through non-compliance.
2) Potential for additional business costs during product recall (if a product is found not to comply with legislation).
3) Potential loss of custom through reputation damage of non-compliance. This can affect customers’ trust in a business if they find that the claims about a product are not accurate.

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5
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What must claims made by a business ensure?

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  • Claims must be truthful and accurate.
  • Claims must be clear and unambiguous.
  • Claims must not omit or hide important relevant information.
  • Comparisons must be fair and meaningful.
  • Claims must consider the full life cycle of the product or service.
  • Claims must be substantiated.
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