Sentences with phrase «consumer need for transparency»

Simply Nature is our brand of natural extracts and distillates that was created in response to the consumer need for transparency.

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For example, with clean label expectations rising among consumers, food manufacturers need to provide greater transparency around the origins of their ingredients.

For the food and beverage industry, this means constantly working to increase transparency and provide consumers — especially parents — with healthier options and the information they need to maintain a healthy diet and active lifestyle.»

There is a need not only for transparency of the overall quality of commercial entities, and of the specific tests / products they are offering, but also for better information and counselling to support the global dog community, veterinarians and consumers.

«With the need for meaningful change and transparency more relevant than ever, I look forward to bringing together a broad coalition of industry leaders, animal welfare organizations, companies, associations and individuals to collaborate on developing animal care standards that will benefit pets, consumers and the industry.»

By increasing transparency and responsiveness, utilities and the states that regulate them will empower consumers to make the best energy choices for their needs.

EnergySage CEO Vikram Aggarwal discusses transparency within the residential solar industry and what's needed for consumers to make informed choices about their solar investment.

Both need transparency, speed and low cost» per Louis Del Duca (President of the International Academy of Commercial and Consumer Law and has been The United States» collaborator to the Rome International Institute for the Unification of Private Law UNIDROIT).

Consumers need stronger protections for the digital age such as comprehensive data security and privacy laws, transparency and accountability for data brokers, and rights to and control over their data.»

We need to increase transparency in the litigation process, starting with demand letters and patent ownership; we need to control the costs of litigation by, when appropriate, shifting fees and limiting expensive discovery; we need better programs for challenging bad patents; and we need to protect end - users and consumers.

At the same time, my experience working on the consumer side at Zillow Group was instrumental in opening my eyes to the fact that we're in a consumer movement that's defined by the need for additional transparency in everything we do.