Adopt sustainable trends in companies as a business model
Many of the concerns are about pollution and deforestation that companies are responsible for. Corporate responsibilities include commitments made, goals in progress, and remedial action. But the point is that these problems are not just the fault of the companies, but you are also to blame. Enter the ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System) certification as an individual in your life and help the planet.
ISO 14001 – Environmental management system supports companies in reducing environmental impact and managing legal requirements. However, we must adapt these conditions to our daily lives.
Note, this will not be a technical article, but an inspirational article.
Quality management can change society through ISO standards, and we believe we should support processes that are related to a standard: such as environmental management systems.
We have reached a point where some changes in consumer behavior are considered a concern about substance use and overuse, but we need to accelerate this process. In the continuation of this article, we have brought 3 tendencies for gradual adaptation to daily life and encouragement of companies.
Low consumption
This concept includes conscious consumption. It is not just today that we focus our dreams on material goods, owning a car, owning a house, owning a mobile phone. Achieving dreams is not wrong. The problem is that we make purchases in an unbridled way and produce huge amounts of material, while it will take decades to decompose.
Low consumption is based on the “buy what you need” hypothesis. That is, buy only the essentials, and since you intend to buy it, let it be your favorite for a long time.
Slow fashion
As the name implies, slow fashion is the opposite of fast fashion. Slow fashion means moving away from excessive consumerism. The idea of slow fashion basically refers to the need to “slow down the fashion trend” and revive traditional values.
The goal of slow fashion is to produce high quality clothing at a fair cost. Note that the term “cost” here has both meanings, namely the actual price of the product as well as the environmental and economic costs.
share
We see the success of companies like Uber, Yellow and sugar. Sharing is a way to buy, access what you want and also reduce pollutants. This trend has spread in several sectors and even in the clothing sector. Roupateca, for example, is a joint stock company. This means that you pay a monthly fee and you can use all the clothes in the store. Not only you, but everyone else involved can make a difference in your wardrobe.