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Green Marketing
There is a student walking on the street on a chilly and raining night. She feels like to hold a cup of hot coffee in her hands to fight the chilliness. She walks directly toward Starbucks whenever an advertisement comes up to her mind. The advertisement says that the customers who bring their own cups will save ten dollars per cup at Starbucks. After a while, she holds a cup of coffee with satisfaction since she not only saved money but also did something good for the environment for not using a disposable cup.
This kind of “green marketing” promotion is common in Taiwan. Before talking about green trend or the awareness of environmental-friendliness, that gets popular around the world, let us begin with the definition of “green marketing”. It widely covers various areas, such as manufacture and advertisement which are environment-friendly. “According to the American Marketing Association, green marketing is the marketing of products that are presumed......

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Approximate Pages: 8 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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