Georgetown Business Magazine
AD GABBY GORDON
A look at how the boom in eco-friendly products is reshaping global trade. New research shows companies aren’t shifting production to low-regulation “pollution havens,” but instead seeking countries with stricter environmental standards to support their green claims. As demand for sustainable goods grows, consumer pressure and active NGOs push firms toward transparent, cleaner sourcing — revealing how environmental rules can shape both where green products are made and how they move across borders.
AD GABBY GORDON
A look at how the boom in eco-friendly products is reshaping global trade. New research shows companies aren’t shifting production to low-regulation “pollution havens,” but instead seeking countries with stricter environmental standards to support their green claims. As demand for sustainable goods grows, consumer pressure and active NGOs push firms toward transparent, cleaner sourcing — revealing how environmental rules can shape both where green products are made and how they move across borders.