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Green Cleaning Study Reveals Gaps Between Intentions and Actions

By GetGreenLiving on August 21st, 2010

CINCINNATI, OH — When it comes to environmental responsibility and purchasing of green cleaning products, businesses aren’t so very different from consumers: There’s often a disconnect between intentions and actions — and there’s confusion about what it means to be green.

Those are some of the findings of the “Business Cleaning Sustainability Study,” a survey conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs on behalf of Procter & Gamble Professional, the unit of P&G (NYSE: PG) that serves companies, institutions and other non-residential customers…

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