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Unmasking supplier greenwashing: how information sharing and green trust shape clients’ sustainability

Baltic Journal of Management
PurposeThis study investigates the impact of supplier greenwashing on client sustainability, focusing on environmental, social and economic dimensions. It also emphasizes the mediating roles of information sharing and green trust in this relationship. By
C. Santos, Arnaldo Coelho, A. Marques
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From Greenwashing to Green Trust

As sustainability gains relevance in consumer decision-making, brands increasingly adopt environmental narratives to engage conscious audiences. However, the prevalence of greenwashing, misleading or exaggerated claims about environmental practices, has raised concerns about credibility, particularly in the fashion industry.
Arantes, Luzia, Sousa, Bruno
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The Influence of Green Product, Environmental Concern, and Green Trust on Tupperware’s Green Purchase Intention (Study on Ciledug Society)

Journal of Sustainable Economic and Business
This study aims to analyze the influence of Green Product, Environmental Concern, and Green Trust on Tupperware’s Green Purchase Intention (Study on Ciledug Society).
Reggy Noviana Widi, Yanto Ramli
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Green Trust procedural guide

1988
The purpose of the New Jersey Green Acres and Recreational Opportunities Program, administered by the Department of Environmental Protection is to increase and preserve permanent outdoor recreational areas and the public's use and enjoyment of such lands.
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Green Innovation in the Absence of Social Trust

2018
In recent years, food safety has become an urgent problem to be solved, especially in China's dairy industry. After the 2008 Chinese milk scandal, how to rise again by green innovation is a very important issue. As a representative of China's dairy enterprises and with the enterprise positioning of “a milk manufacturing service provider that commits ...
Li-Chung Chang, Wei Li, Yu Wu, Sang-Bing Tsai, Chao-Feng Hsu, Cheng-Kuang Wang   +5 more
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Trusting Green: The Organizations behind the Information

2017
Chapter 3 begins with a decision scenario involving the Forest Stewardship Council and Sustainable Forestry Initiative. They both provide information about toilet paper greenness, but which of these claims should we trust? The concepts of trustworthiness, accountability, credibility, and legitimacy are introduced to address this question, and then used
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Greening through social trust?

Research in International Business and Finance, 2023
Jie Zhang, Zhongfei Chen
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Towards green loyalty: driving from green perceived value, green satisfaction, and green trust

Sustainable Development, 2010
AbstractThis study proposed four original concepts – green perceived value, green satisfaction, green trust, and green loyalty – and discussed their relationships. The results showed that enhancing green perceived value, green satisfaction, and green trust of customers can increase their green loyalty.
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The Role of Green Influencers in Shaping Green Brand Image: A Mediation Analysis of Green Consumer Trust

Journal of Information & Knowledge Management
Through transparent and clear communication, green influencer marketing can effectively convey sustainable consumption information, reduce consumer confusion in the decision-making process, and thus enhance green consumer trust (GCT). At the same time, simplifying and optimizing information expression makes the green brand image (GBI) more intuitive ...
Sha Wu, Ai-Fen Lim, Woei-Yu Lim
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IS IT REALLY GREEN! ANTECEDENTS OF GREEN TRUST

Adalya Journal, 2020
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