CONSEQUENCES OF USING NON GREEN PRODUCTS

Presented By: SAFWAN AHMED 1ST MBA Dr.NGP Institute of Technology.

GREEN PRODUCTSThe term is used to describe a product that meets one of these criteria.

It has qualities that will protect the environment.It has replaced artificial ingredients with natural ingredients. A cleaning product may be considered green for two distinct reason. It may manufactured without phosphate in order to reduce a source of pollution in the water supply, which make it better for the environment than a cleaner that contains phosphates.

Or it may contain ingredient derived from natural sources to lower the risk of health problems that can be caused by exposing the skin to artificial dyes or fragrances.

The term “green” often refers to products ,services or practices that allow for economic development while conserving for future generation.

A green product is one that has less of an environmental impact or is less detrimental to human health than the traditional product equivalent.

WHAT ARE GREEN PRODUCTS The products that are reusable, energy efficient made with post-consumer

materials, have reduced toxicity properties, manufactured with minimal environmental impact, and are delivered in eco-responsible packaging and containers. Examples of the type of green products:

Laboratory chemicals that can be easily disposed without harming the environment.

Wide variety of items made from 100% post consumer materials or recycled products

Cleaning supplies with less harsh and safer formulas Energy efficient laboratory equipment such as safety cabinets Unique items made from replenish able natural resources such as corn soy.

SEVEN BENEFITS OF GREEN PRODUCTS

• Pure Environment• Safer Products• Healthier Home• Fewer Antibacterial• Better Air Quality• More Knowledge of ingredients• Fewer Antibacterial

FIVE REASON TO USE GREEN CLEANING PRODUCTS IN YOUR HOME

• Chemicals may be Unregulated • Keep kids safer• Breath Deep. Breath Clean• Keep the Air Clean• You may be poisoning the Water supply

GREEN MARKETING

• Green marketing is the marketing of products that are presumed to be environmentally preferable to others.

• Thus green marketing incorporates a broad range of activities, including product modification, changes to product process, sustainable packaging, as well as modifying advertising

NON GREEN PRODUCTS

• Incandescent Light Bulbs• Commercial Soaps• Packaged Food Container• Paper Towels and Napkins• Laundry Detergent, Fabric Softener, and Dryer

sheets• Kitchen Cleaning Supplies• Plastic Bags• Air Freshener

IMPACTS OF NON GREEN PRODUCTS

The most significant environmental impacts, in particular the impact on climate change

The impact on nature and biodiversity Energy and resource consumption Generation of waste Gmissions to all environmental media Pollution through physical effects Use and release of hazardous substances

ECO-LABELS

GREEN PRODUCT PROCUREMENT• “A process whereby public authorities seek to

procure goods, services and works with a reduced environmental impact throughout their life cycle when compared to goods, services and works with the same primary function that would otherwise be procured”

• GPP is a voluntary instrument, which means that individual Member States and public authorities can determine the extent to which they implement it.

• Green purchasing is also about influencing the market: public authorities can provide industry with real incentives for developing green products.

WHY GREEN PRODUCT PROCUREMENT?

• To allow public authorities to buy products / services / work with reduced environmental impact

• To drive the market to develop cleaner technologies and products

• To involve people in a more sustainable market and to increase their wareness

ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT DECLARATION• Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a

document allowing to communicate objective and reliable information

regarding environmental life- cycle performances of products / services and to compare them • No criteria to prefer a product to others are expressed• Products are classified in omogeneous cathegories

to allow comparisons among products of the same cathegory (with the same functions)

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