Yes, I’ve heard of it. I’d define a sustainable product as something created with long-term impact in mind. For example, cups made from coffee grounds. It’s about reusing existing materials, minimizing waste, and designing products that actually last, not just look “eco” for marketing reasons.
Yes, I have heard of sustainable products. To me, a sustainable product is a type of consumable, that has a recycable and resuable package or either has an food/item/consumable that was grown ecologically, without harming nature, without polluting etc.
yes, sustainable product for my understanding is product which creates the lowest possible waste for the environment
Yes, it is a product that doesn’t harm the nature.
Yes, I’ve heard of “sustainable product”. Personally I would define as a product which uses renewable materials, have long lifespan, can be reused/recycled.
Yes, I’ve heard about sustainable products. To me, sustainable products mean that the materials used to extract or produce them do not pollute the planet, are recycled, or reusable. They help protect the planet.
Yes. It is a product made from recycled or sustainable materials, or is recyclable, or biodegradable for example vegan “leather” made of ananas or acoustic panels made of mycelium.
Yes. consumer goods that strive to protect or enhance the natural environment by conserving energy and resources while reducing or eliminating the use of toxic agents, pollution, and waste throughout their lifecycle, including production, utilization, and disposal.
A product made out of renewable materials, that's also not harmful to the environment
Yes, the product is made, used, and recycled in a way that will have least impact on pollution and environment.
Yes, it is a product that has little to no effect on the enviroment, ideally neutral.
Yes. It's a product that is not harmful to the Earth, it's climate-neutral.