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Why Carbon-Labeled Products Are Changing Consumer Behavior
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- Jun 20, 2026
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Episode 63: Why Carbon-Labeled Products Are Changing Consumer Behavior — Lucas and Luna explore how carbon footprint labels on everyday goods are shifting purchasing decisions. They look at a 2025 study by the Carbon Trust and Unilever showing that products with clear carbon labels saw a 12% sales lift over unbranded equivalents. The hosts debate whether labeling drives genuine behavioral change or just corporate greenwashing, and discuss how retailers like Carrefour and Walmart are rolling out shelf-edge carbon scores across thousands of SKUs. They also touch on the regulatory push in the EU and California for mandatory climate labels, and what this means for food and consumer goods companies in 2026. #CarbonLabeling #ConsumerBehavior #CarbonTrust #Unilever #Carrefour #Walmart #EuropeanUnion #California #ClimateLabels #GreenConsumerism #Sustainability #CarbonFootprint #Retail #FMCG #Economics #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #ClimateEconomics Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo