Greenwashing is a strategy to deceive consumers who are looking to buy ethical products. Even though a company claims that its products, its components or its practices are environmentally friendly, they are not. The only thing that they've changed is their marketing strategy.
The goal of greenwashing is only to make a profit. They are taking advantage of collective awareness linked to global warming.
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