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ARTICLE · 22 DECEMBER 2023

Adopting A Green Trademark, Or The Potential Limits Of Virtue

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Environment issues are of major concern for many people, and many businesses are taking steps to show consumers that they, too, care about these.

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Environment issues are of major concern for many people, and many businesses are taking steps to show consumers that they, too, care about these.

If your company has already implemented sustainable practices or is in the midst of doing so, it needs to let current and potential customers know about it. In addition to operational changes, any company's efforts toward greener practices usually involve deploying a major communications and marketing strategy designed to inform consumers of the steps it is taking to reduce its carbon footprint, water consumption or waste production, for example.

Trademarks are the cornerstones of sound marketing structures. Hence, it is not surprising that more and more businesses use trademarks, including slogans, as a means of suggesting sustainable practices, which include words such as "environment," "ecological," "sustainable," and "green" or even the abbreviation "eco" In Canada, the number of such trademarks across all sectors

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