Greenwash Of The Week: Holy Cow Cleaning Product.

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I came across this weeks Greenwash on the Organic Consumers website, and it involves a company using a fake “Organic” label on a cleaning product. Seems the company, Holy Cow Products, proclaims to make cleaners that “contain a blend of soaps (surfactants, emulsifiers, and lifters) which are derived from organic and natural resources and are biodegradable” They think their product is so good, in fact, that they made up their own version of the USDA Organic Certification label. Take a look:

holycownotorganic Greenwash Of The Week: Holy Cow Cleaning Product.

And here is what the real USDA label looks like:

USDAorganic Greenwash Of The Week: Holy Cow Cleaning Product.

Now, your average person wouldn’t even notice that the label is a fake and just take the company at their word. This is the kind of Greenwash we need to look out for — don’t let companies get away with this kind of b.s.!



 Greenwash Of The Week: Holy Cow Cleaning Product.

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Greenwash Of The Week: Holy Cow Cleaning Product.

 Greenwash Of The Week: Holy Cow Cleaning Product.

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