APSotW 13 - Eco Friendly Products Insight

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  1. Eco-friendly Products in Australia Market Insights by Adam brandsimo.wordpress.com http://www.flickr.com/photos/nature_lover/267647259/
  2. What’s Eco friendly?
    • Eco-friendly has yet to form a clear definition, it can mean any one, or a combination of:
      • Made from Renewable sources
      • Safe for Grey water/Gardens
      • Not tested on Animals
      • Recycled or Recyclable
      • Free from Chemicals
      • Carbon neutral
    • Myths about eco-friendly products:
      • It is less effective
      • Not as concentrated
      • More Expensive
      • Means more hard work
    http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=386797304&size=l
  3. Culture
    • There is a clear shift in cultural acceptance of environmental and social concerns in Australia – where 5 years ago, climate change was only a issue for environmentalists, it is now top of mind for most Australians.
    • Cultural Change:
      • All new homes must take environmental concerns on board whilst being built
      • Water Storage tanks are now featured in suburban homes (a few years ago this was illegal)
      • Many households have resorted to using grey water (recycled from their laundry) to water the garden
    http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=251978771&size=o
  4. Media
    • Media sources have embraced environmental concerns as a mainstream issue and has been presented by all the major media outlets:
      • “ Reducing use of harmful chemicals is one of the best ways you can help protect the environment and look after your wellbeing” Biome.com.au
      • “ Sustainability is emerging as a major mainstream trend , and be certain, it is here to stay” ecoSAVVY
      • “ Australian designers are leading the way in using sustainable and recycled materials... There are eco-aware items to suit every budget .” Sydney Morning Herald (Nov 06)
      • “ It's not just environmentalists who recognise climate change as a major threat . Businesses are ahead of the Government in understanding the need for urgent action to cut soaring greenhouse pollution.” Fairfax (Sept 06)
      • “ As much of Australia sinks further into drought, headlines scream of global warming and an energy crisis” Sun Herald (Feb 07)
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/catteaumaru/57472700/
  5. Current Attitude to the Environment
    • More people are embracing
    • sustainability in all forms.
    • We are taking far more
    • responsibility for our planet
    • and environmental issues.
    • Key Takeouts:
    • The Australian grocery buyer is concerned about the environment
    • They feel a responsibility to help
    • Eco-Products are perceived to be overpriced
    Environmentally Friendly Products are overpriced At heart I am an environmentalist If we don’t act now we’ll never control our environmental problems Threats to the environment are exaggerated Percent who agree ROY MORGAN SINGLE SOURCE AUSTRALIA : JUL 2005 - JUN 2006 http://www.flickr.com/photos/ekarjala/55027803/
  6. Market Analysis High Mainstream acceptance http://www.flickr.com/photos/walkaboutwolf/63452603/ Low Mainstream acceptance The eco-friendly cleaning product market in Australia is separated into two distinct groups – one group of products are made for the niche market sold at selected eco-friendly stores, the other is group, lead by ‘Earth Choice’ is available at both independents and mainstream grocery channels.
  7. Earth Choice
    • Nature’s Organics, the parent company of Earth Choice would be the major direct competitor to any new entrant into the Australian Eco-Friendly Cleaner market. They have been established over a number of years, and are present in all major grocery retailers.
    • From Nature’s Organics website:
      • Earth Choice products offer a unique and environmentally conscious alternative to conventional household cleaning products. We believe our products substantially overcome and reduce environmental concerns recognised and established by the EPA.
      • Our formulas and packaging are specifically designed to reduce environmental impact and waste of resources .
    • The ‘Earth Choice’ range includes:
      • Dishwashing Liquid
      • Laundry Liquid
      • Eucalyptus Woolwash
      • Floor and Surface Cleaner
      • Multi Purpose Spray
      • Toilet Cleaner
      • Fabric Softner
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/algo/18939485/
  8. Mainstream Distribution
    • Earth Choice is the number 1 ‘Eco-friendly’ product in terms of distribution through mainstream channels, as it is present in all major supermarkets.
    • However ‘Priceline’ is a clear opportunity that is not tapped by Earth Choice
    • (note: Priceline specialises in body/hair products rather than general cleaning)
    • Mainstream channels are a necessity to provide sales volume in a small market such as Australia.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/eyecatcher/9388536/
  9. Insight
    • Mainstream consumers don’t really
    • care about the environment,
    • but they feel pressured to be more environmentally conscious –
    • they want products that they can
    • feel good about using.
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/stevewall/206426067/
  10. Opportunities
    • The overriding factor in the current market that all brands, mainstream and niche, are clearly eco-friendly first, marketing second. This provides an opportunity for a strongly branded, and well marketed brand which touches both economic and environmental concerns of mainstream consumers.
      • Designed for ‘average’ consumers, not greenies, who feel pressured to be more socially and environmentally conscious.
      • Grey Water Suitable Products
      • Targeted to consumers new to green products
      • Products for hair & body, as well as domestic cleaning
      • Competitively priced
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/darwishh/159680174/

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