The trends that will help brands tackle climate change in 2023

Sophie Gaskill

In a year where some were criticised for greenwashing, others for not doing enough, and a few making positive change but not always being heard by consumers – 2023 could be the year that brands finally make the right strides towards tackling climate change.

Climate change isn’t a new trend or buzzword – it’s been a key part of our lives for many years. Yet the importance of taking action is becoming increasingly apparent. In 2022, we saw a summer of devastating droughts, floods, heatwaves and fires.

The necessity to make positive change is clear and large corporations and well-known brands will be under the spotlight to lobby for – and be part of – this change. But brands still aren’t hitting the mark. In a year where some were criticised for greenwashing, others for not doing enough, and a few making positive change...

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