DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/67gpkk/global_executives) has announced the addition of Canadean Ltd's new report "Global Executives Survey: The Impact and Influence of CSR Policy on the FMCG Industry" to their offering.
The Impact and Influence of CSR Policy on the FMCG Industry is a new report by Canadean that globally analyzes industry opinions on the significance of corporate and social responsibility (CSR) policy and key challenges encountered in implementing CSR within their organizations. This report also examines ethical and environmental issues confronted by the organizations to set their objectives and strategies. Furthermore the report analyzes the key factors responsible to consumer skepticism over environmental and ethical claims and highlights the CSR activities actively engaged by the organizations.
- Overall 33% of respondents from the FMCG industry highlighted reducing and eliminating water pollution' as the key issue for their organization to set up their objectives and strategies.
- Respondents state that a good CSR policy can lead to improved corporate image'
- Executives agree that it is more important to be transparent to customers about CSR than five years ago
- Additional costs involved in implementation is the pressing concern for companies investing more in CSR policy
This report is the result of an extensive survey drawn from exclusive panel of leading global FMCG industry executives. The report analyzes significance of corporate and social responsibility (CSR) policy and key challenges encountered in implementing CSR within their organizations.
Key Topics Covered:
- Although organizations recognize the importance of ethical and environmental issues and the majority of them have a CSR policy, CSR is not at the forefront of business objectives
- Organizations within FMCG industry value the benefits associated with a good CSR policy, however they need to overcome challenges to implement the same
- Organizations view CSR as a prominent issue over the next three years. Greater transparency is considered key to avoid consumer skepticism about CSR policies
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Source: Canadean Ltd
