Pooler

'Bottom line, if it's green and it's a good deal, I'll buy it', said Ms. Pooler.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

But exactly because Ms. Pooler and millions of other buyers are still waiting for that price equality, I would argue that what is and has been driving the greening of business is not consumer pressure but a mix macro-level forces and operational sustainability success stories, the countless examples of reduced packaging, lowered toxicity, and condensed versions of productsin detergents for example that save shelf space and tons of energy in shipping and storage.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

But exactly because Ms. Pooler and millions of other buyers are still waiting for that price equality, I would argue that what is and has been driving the greening of business is not consumer pressure but a mix macro-level forces and operational sustainability success stories, the countless examples of reduced packaging, lowered toxicity, and condensed versions of productsin detergents for example that save shelf space and tons of energy in shipping and storage.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

The last sentence of the Times article actually captures this phenomenon: Sarah Pooler, 55, said she did not normally buy green products but would pick them up if they were on sale...

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

But exactly because Ms. Pooler and millions of other buyers are still waiting for that price equality, I would argue that what is and has been driving the greening of business is not consumer pressure but a mix macro-level forces and operational sustainability success stories, the countless examples of reduced packaging, lowered toxicity, and condensed versions of productsin detergents for example that save shelf space and tons of energy in shipping and storage.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

'Bottom line, if it's green and it's a good deal, I'll buy it', said Ms. Pooler.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

The last sentence of the Times article actually captures this phenomenon: Sarah Pooler, 55, said she did not normally buy green products but would pick them up if they were on sale...

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

With no effective way to track signs of illegally prescribed drugs, Georgia is quickly becoming a haven for so-called pill mills and drug abusers from our state and from other states who already have this measure in place, said Carter, a Pooler pharmacist.

Feds in Ga. to ramp up 'pill mill' investigations 2011

But exactly because Ms. Pooler and millions of other buyers are still waiting for that price equality, I would argue that what is and has been driving the greening of business is not consumer pressure but a mix macro-level forces and operational sustainability success stories, the countless examples of reduced packaging, lowered toxicity, and condensed versions of productsin detergents for example that save shelf space and tons of energy in shipping and storage.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011

'Bottom line, if it's green and it's a good deal, I'll buy it', said Ms. Pooler.

Andrew Winston: Consumers Never Liked to Pay More for Green to Begin With Andrew Winston 2011