EPISODE · Dec 17, 2020 · 21 MIN
Sustainable Marketplace: Values-Driven Shopping
from Spark · host Kellee Marlow
Every dollar you spend determines who and what thrives. According to Nielsen, e-commerce is booming, with the online grocery industry expected to exceed $100 billion by 2022. In this larger retail shift, consumers are also looking to support brands that embody their values. 75% of millennials are actively changing their consumption habits to reduce their impact on the environment, with 80% willing to pay more for products with social responsibility claims. By 2021, consumers are projected to spend nearly $150 billion on sustainable goods.Katie Tyson is the co-founder of Hive, a new online marketplace for sustainable grocery and household products, where consumers can shop their values and make an impact with every purchase. Founded in 2020, the company is on a mission to create an ecosystem where every purchase contributes to a more sustainable and equitable world. The platform features a collection of environmentally-friendly and socially-conscious brands. All Hive marketplace products are vetted by the Hive Five, a set of curation criteria that revolve around: rave-worthiness (high quality), low impact ingredients, environmentally-friendly packaging, low carbon footprint and a commitment to social good.
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What if values-driven shopping could be easier than you think? You could go to a particular place where all products have been vetted for sustainability and social good, similar to what Whole Foods has accomplished in its purpose-driven mission of delivering natural or organic products to promote healthy living. Kellee talks with Katie Tyson, co-founder of Hive about the movement toward values-driven shopping. She shares how we can consume with the goal of making positive impact at the same time.
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