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October 2007
October 2007
Agenda
Carbon Labelling and the Consumer
— PepsiCo and climate change
— Walkers, the Carbon Trust and carbon foot-printing
— Consumer response to carbon labelling
— Learnings, challenges, key questions and the journey ahead
But first, why Birmingham is the right
place to hold this seminar…..
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Birmingham (circa 1750)
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James Watt and Matthew Boulton bring the steam engine
to Birmingham….
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…and kick-start the industrial revolution.
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Birmingham in 1840
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Climate change
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Climate change and our business
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Climate change threats are tangible, and can be costed
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Walkers and the Carbon Trust
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Walkers and the Carbon Trust
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Walkers and the Carbon Trust
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Carbon footprint
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Carbon footprint
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Carbon footprint
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Carbon footprint
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Carbon footprint
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Carbon labelling
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Media response
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Media response
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Media response
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Media response
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Media response
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Media response
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Media response
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Consumer awareness
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Source: Populus
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Consumer awareness
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Source: Populus
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Consumer understanding
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Source: Populus
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Consumer understanding
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Source: Populus
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Product recall
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Source: Populus
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Product recall
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Source: Populus
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Carbon Labelling is positively received, and can drive awareness of the environmental impact of products
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Source: Populus
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Carbon Labelling is positively received, and can drive awareness of the environmental impact of products
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Source: Populus
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Carbon Labelling is positively received, and can drive awareness of the environmental impact of products
Carbon Labelling and the Consumer
Source: Populus
October 2007
Carbon Labelling is positively received, and can drive awareness of the environmental impact of products
Carbon Labelling and the Consumer
Source: Populus
October 2007
Carbon Labelling is positively received, and can drive awareness of the environmental impact of products
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Source: Populus
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Source: Populus
Carbon Labelling is viewed by consumers as a way to personally make a difference in a ‘small way’
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Source: Millward Brown
Our internal tracking also shows positive feedback for Carbon Labelling
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Carbon Labelling has had a positive impacton opinion about Walkers
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Source: Millward Brown
Carbon Labelling has had a positive impacton opinion about Walkers
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Source: Millward Brown
Carbon Labelling has had a positive impacton opinion about Walkers
October 2007Carbon Labelling and the Consumer
Source: Millward Brown
Carbon Labelling has had a positive impacton opinion about Walkers
October 2007Carbon Labelling and the Consumer
Source: Millward Brown
Carbon Labelling has had a positive impacton opinion about Walkers
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Key lessons
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Key lessons
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Key lessons
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Key lessons
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Key lessons
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Key lessons
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Other learnings
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• Learning through doing can be uncomfortable, but it makes things happen. • A consumer-facing carbon reduction commitment means all decisions are made through a carbon lense.• If you are serious about carbon management, it is not enough to focus on what you control directly• Agricultural supply chains need to be engaged. Urgently.• Carbon foot-printing and labelling is in danger of becoming a “greenrush”, with multiple global workstreams.
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“Are full carbon foot-prints simply too expensive for
all products? Should there be a
Lite version?”
“Would consumers
want a Carbon GDA?”
“Is detailed foot-printing
information more powerful for
consumers, or a commitment to
reduce carbon?”
“What margins of error on foot-printing are
acceptable?”
“Should a global approach to carbon foot-printing or labelling be
developed? How, and by whom?”
“What type of label do consumers really want:
comparative factual/GDA, comparative
banded/Traffic Light, Fairtrade-style award,
A-E scale”?
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Challenges and key questions
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The journey ahead
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One last thought….
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