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ARTICLE · 01 JULY 2024

Greenwashing Or Green Winking? Is India's Existing Regulatory Framework Enough?

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In today's global marketplace, where environmental concerns increasingly shape consumer choices, the issue of greenwashing has emerged as a significant challenge.

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In today's global marketplace, where environmental concerns increasingly shape consumer choices, the issue of greenwashing has emerged as a significant challenge. Greenwashing refers to the deceptive practice of companies exaggerating or misrepresenting their environmental commitments to attract eco-conscious consumers. This phenomenon not only misleads buyers but also dilutes the credibility of genuine sustainability efforts.

Indian Regulatory Context

Greenwashing has become prevalent as companies seek to capitalize on the rising consumer demand for environmentally friendly products and services. In India, while there is no specific legal definition of greenwashing, several existing laws and regulatory guidelines implicitly address misleading marketing practices that exploit environmental claims.

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