Companies Claim to be "Green" But are they Really?

Paddy, you've hit on a critical point about "greenwashing"! Your Amazon example perfectly illustrates how companies tout eco-friendliness while their packaging practices reveal a different story. "Keep it real" is indeed the best moral for businesses. It's frustrating to see such hypocrisy in the name of "green" initiatives.

Thanks for sharing this eye-opening post, Paddy Deighan MBA JD PhD. I really appreciate the way you highlight the gap between green claims and real impact. It’s a reminder that actions speak louder than words. Thanks for making us think! 🌱

Hi Paddy- I receive a shot every 2 months. It has to be refrigerated. The box it comes in is a a two-foot square box...for one little shot!!!

I also claim to be ''green'' and sustainable. We can try and make small modifications to our life styles to eat cleaner and have more energy efficient homes and cars. At least, we are trying to reduce our foot print :) 

Well said Paddy! I see stuff just about every day that are ‘ eye rollers’. So much BS out there about ‘green ‘. That’s not to say we don’t do our part to recycle etc etc.  Some companies are out for $$$$$

I have read that half of the items people put in the recycleable garbage is not recylceable. See people putting cans and glass in plastic garbage bags not to mention other items.

Good morning Paddy. Green in theory is not green in reality. It is what it is. Great conversation but little reality. Enjoy your day.

Hello Paddy - really green.  Or showing their true colors with a marketing strategy that reminds us that following the money often leads in another direction.