Environment

MMR, Sept 22, 2008

Concern for the environment is growing, and at the same time attention is shifting from oil spills and smoke-belching factories to the lifestyles of Americans. Consumers are paying more attention to the products they buy, and that trend is expected to continue through the 1990s.

As a result, supermarkets can expect to see increased legislation and consumer activism on such subjects as the use of plastic versus paper bags, the availability of pesticide-free or organic produce and the increased retailer responsibility for handling returnable bottles, cans and plastic containers.

At the same time, retailers will sea their shelves filled with more "green," or environmentally friendly, products than in the past.

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