BAE, SOON-YOUNG(Research Fellow) KWAK,YOON YOUNG(Researcher) Korea Consumer Agency Department of Consumer Policy Research

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BAE, SOON-YOUNG(Research Fellow) KWAK,YOON YOUNG(Researcher) Korea Consumer Agency Department of Consumer Policy Research

3. Overview 4. Greenwashing and Consumer issues in Korea

5. Problem & Solutions 3. Overview 4. Greenwashing and Consumer issues in Korea

Green related Korean national guidelines   Established in July,   Major activities are  Consumer redress,  Dispute resolution, Policy/ System research,  Consumer education, Testing & Inspection, etc Post-redress Measures Complaint handling (counseling) Consumer Redress Dispute settlement Legal support Precautionary Measures Policy research, transaction improvement Consumer safety, Test & Analysis Consumer education Consumer information provision Consumer empowerment

Research on Product Liability Act Framework Act on Consumer (draft) ~ Direction of legislation policy for consumer protection Impact of the US-Korea FTA on consumer welfare Research on Door-to-door sales Act and System Research on e-commerce system ~ Survey on national consumer behavior

5. Problem & Solutions 3. Overview 4. Greenwashing and Consumer issues in Korea

 International Standard : ISO Series  ISO Type II, Environmental Labels and Declarations : Self-declared Environmental Claims  Most relevant national guidelines in some countries  Commonly requires ‘Truthfulness(of green claims), properness of environmental claims and substantiation.’ AustraliaU.S.U.K.Korea GuidelinesGreen Marketing Guidance Green GuidesGreen Claims Guidance Guideline for screening Environmental Labeling and Advertising Global regulations on Green claims

Green related Korean national guidelines  Guideline for screening Environmental Labeling and Advertising  Enforced in June.1999, Revised in Dec  Purpose : suggesting detailed standard for handling unfair labeling/advertising related to environment unfair labeling/advertising related to environment  General Principles : ① Truthfulness ② Counseling ③ Substantiation ④ Considering life-cycle of product ④ Considering life-cycle of product Distinction standards  Comparison Advertising Distinction standards  Comparison Advertising  environmental effect  environmental effect

5. Problem & Solutions 4. Greenwashing and Consumer issues in Korea

 Consumer demand for greener products is changing the world.  Competing for consumers’ attention and for profit, companies are using environmental claims on their products.  Korean consumers are also in a rush for green product.  % of Consumers buying green product increased 20% during 5 yrs(KCA,2011)  In the same period, legitimate eco-labeled product increased about 60%

Greenwashing is on the rise  With green markets growing, ‘Greenwashing’ become blatant.  U.S., 95% of green claims were found to be ‘Greenwashing’ in 2010 (Terrachoice)  Korea, exaggerated/misleading green claims were over 50% in 2010 (Korea Consumer Agency)

 U.S., U.K., Austrailia, Korea  rearranged & progressed‘Futtera Sustainability Communications(2011)’ AustraliaU.S.U.K. Korea Truthfulness(4) Mislead Consumers VVV Deceive Consumers VV Make claims that cannot be verified VV Use environmental images capable of making a sweeping claim of environmental benefit VV Properness of Environmental Claims(6) Be vague VVV Use exaggerating language VV Be technically or narrowly correct, without looking at the bigger picture V Give the impression the product has qualities other than is actually the case VV Overstate the environmental benefit either expressly or by implication VVV Make claims indicating and environmental benefit that while literally true, is unlikely to happen in practice V Substantiation(2) Make Claims that are unsubstantiated VVV Present claims as universally accepted when the scientific basis is under dispute or inconclusive VV Global trendss on Green claims

3. Overview

 Subject: Print advertisings and Product Displays  Evaluations: False/Exaggerated expressions (words, color, image, certifications), information omissions  Data Collection: Period : ~3.17 Period : ~3.17 Stores: 4 Wholesale marts Stores: 4 Wholesale marts Sample Categories  6 ① House Cleaning Products (e.g. detergents..) ② Body-washing Products (e.g. soap. shampoo..) ③ Paper Products (e.g. tissue paper, diaper..)  Processed Food (e.g. tofu, ham..)  Dairy Products (e.g. milk, Cheese..)  Agricultural Products (e.g. egg, vegetable..)  7 ① House Cleaning Products (e.g. detergents..) ② Body-washing Products (e.g. soap. shampoo..) ③ Paper Products (e.g. tissue paper, diaper..)  Processed Food (e.g. tofu, ham..)  Dairy Products (e.g. milk, Cheese..)  Agricultural Products (e.g. egg, vegetable..)  Cosmetics

Product Display, 621Samples Advertising (10 Korean Print newspaper&magazine), 61 Samples Fact-Finding Survey in 2010 Product Display, 702 Samples Advertising (10 Korean Print newspaper&magazine), 103 Samples Fact-Finding Survey in 2012 Korea’s Greenwashing Trends

 Generally, Green Claims progressed in 2 yrs.  Product Display, a slight decrease of 3.8%  Advertising(10 printed newspapers and magazines), skyrocketing 40.7%

 Most Frequent types of Greenwashing is 'False Green Claims’; without supporting information such as ingredients, portions, etc

 In 2010,‘Little confidence on Green claims' was one of three big impediments for buying green products (Korea Consumer Agency )  Others were ‘higher price’ and ‘little confidence on qualities’  In 2012, Korean consumers were having difficulties in understanding ‘Greenwashing’ and availability of information  Korean consumers concerns mostly on used words and certifications  However, there are also problems: too little letters and fake certifications  lots of consumers don’t pay much attention the legitimacy of the certifications

Color 7.9% Image -13.1% Certifications 6.2% Words -0.1% 3.8% Proper claims, 3.8% improved %(309/621)  %(376/702) Trends in used Colors, Images, Certification, words are.. Green Company- made  Official Tree,Forest,Leaf Eco  ‘No~’

Color 25.2% Image 20.4% Certifications 14.6% Words 19.9% 40.7% Advertisings(Print newspapers, Magazines), 40.7% improved % (29out of 61)  % (42 out of 103) Trends in used Colors, Images, Certification, words are.. Green Company-made Eco Tree, Forest,Leaf

3. Overview 4. Greenwashing and Consumer issues in Korea

Problems

3. Overview