Consumers find Dutch food and agribusinesses more innovative than expected
Consumers' expectations are exceeded when it comes to the innovative strength of Dutch food and agribusinesses. Discover the results of our Authenticity Gap research:
Consumers' expectations are exceeded when it comes to the innovative strength of Dutch food and agribusinesses. Discover the results of our Authenticity Gap research:
The majority of Dutch consumers find it (very) important that organizations show their impact on society and the climate. They also expect CEOs to be the engines and torchbearers of real change, but how can they do this?
When it comes to sustainability, politicians are placing increasing demands on companies. Various existing EU directives already require large companies to disclose information about the way they work and deal with ecological challenges. But the Dutch political sector is demanding more and more from companies in this area.
80 major brands in the Netherlands are failing to meet key consumer expectations. To remain relevant, brands need to show more of what they actually do for our society and the climate. This is evident according to Omnicom PR Group's Authenticity Gap research presented today.
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Although sustainability is increasingly higher on the agenda of all food producers in the Netherlands, roundtable discussions with managers show that in reality, sustainability is still often seen as a project, rather than a structural change in the process.
De campagne 'True Name' met FCB Amsterdam is bekroond met een European Excellence Award 2021 voor best in Brand Relationship
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