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Green is Green for Clorox

BY Anya KamenetzTue Nov 4, 2008 at 11:04 AM
Back in September I wrote about Clorox's identification of sustainability as one of three major consumer trends to follow toward success. Last Friday CEO Don Knauss's vision was borne out as the company beat analyst's expectations.

Back in September I wrote about Clorox Greenworks all-natural cleaning products, and the company's identification of sustainability as one of three major consumer trends to follow toward success in the new century. Last Friday CEO Don Knauss's vision was borne out as the company beat analyst's expectations, recording income up 15 percent--pretty great in this economic climate. And what did he credit for the success?

Greenworks, the natural beauty line Burt's Bees, and Brita Filters, a greener alternative to bottled water. Sustainability can sell even in a tough economy when the price premiums are small, the brand is trusted, and the benefits multifaceted.

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Innovation, Technology, Design, Ethonomics, biodiversity, Green, Sustainable, environment, Brita Filters, The Clorox Company, Don Knauss, Burt's Bees Inc., Beauty and Hair Care


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