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  • The Case for EPR Labels
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  • Ensuring Accountability
  • The Bigger Picture
  • Consumer Activism
  • How EPR Works
  • Why Does it Matter?
  • Transparent & Competitive
  • Impact on Consumers
  • An example: Fashion today
  • What now? EPR in Action
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    • Home
    • About Us
    • What is EPR?
    • NY Student Advocacy
    • Get Involved!
    • Take Action: Toolkit
    • New York EPR Update
    • The Case for EPR Labels
    • Our Mission
    • Ensuring Accountability
    • The Bigger Picture
    • Consumer Activism
    • How EPR Works
    • Why Does it Matter?
    • Transparent & Competitive
    • Impact on Consumers
    • An example: Fashion today
    • What now? EPR in Action
    • Contact
    • Resources
  • Home
  • About Us
  • What is EPR?
  • NY Student Advocacy
  • Get Involved!
  • Take Action: Toolkit
  • New York EPR Update
  • The Case for EPR Labels
  • Our Mission
  • Ensuring Accountability
  • The Bigger Picture
  • Consumer Activism
  • How EPR Works
  • Why Does it Matter?
  • Transparent & Competitive
  • Impact on Consumers
  • An example: Fashion today
  • What now? EPR in Action
  • Contact
  • Resources

Consumer activism

 Consumers today are more aware than ever of the environmental footprint of the products they buy, but this awareness is not always matched by transparency. According to studies, nearly 88% of consumers claim that they would prefer to purchase from companies that are environmentally responsible. Yet, many are still in the dark about how much impact their purchases will have once the product reaches its end-of-life. While many consumers want to make environmentally conscious choices, they lack clear, easily accessible information about the true environmental cost of the products they purchase that then become borne by taxpayers or municipal systems. 

Infographic showing consumer willingness to pay for sustainable products and business responsibility expectations.

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