Sustainable industry

What does sustainable industry understand?

• a) Sustainability is not essential for success
  

• b) Limited resources do not drive development
  

• c) The industry must balance economy, society, and the environment
  

• d) Sustainable packaging and development are not important
  

What is the main idea of the text?

• a) Customers now have more power over companies
  

• b) Companies dictate what, where, and how customers buy
  

• c) Sustainable industry is not important for success
  

• d) Limited resources are not a concern for future generations
  

3. What are some examples of turning a traditional industry into a sustainable industry?

• a) Using more plastics and pollutants in products
  

• b) Reusing previously used packaging parts or switching to alternative materials
  

• c) Ignoring the impact of resource use
  

• d) Creating products that are not reusable or recyclable
  

4. What is the purpose of industrial recycling?

• a) To increase pollution by using more plastics and pollutants
  

• b) To minimize the use of plastics and other pollutants in products
  

• c) To maximize resource use and waste production
  

• d) To avoid reusing packaging parts and alternative materials
  

5. What is the best way to be sustainable?

• a) Ignoring the impact of resource use
  

• b) Not considering the availability of resources
  

• c) Identifying the most efficient way to work with available resources
  

• d) Using as many resources as possible
  

6. What does ecodesign aim to develop?

• a) Products that use more material and are not reusable or recyclable
  

• b) Products that consider the limited availability of resources
  

• c) Products that are not durable and have a short lifespan
  

• d) Products that do not focus on emission reductions
  

7. What does ecodesign focus on?

• a) Using more material and creating non-reusable items
  

• b) Using less material and creating reusable and recyclable items
  

• c) Ignoring the limited availability of resources
  

• d) Ignoring durability and lifespan of products
  

8. What must be put into consideration for sustainable development?

• a) Local production and emission increases
  

• b) Using more materials and creating non-reusable items
  

• c) Ignoring the impact on future generations' quality of life
  

• d) Local production and emission reductions
  

9. What do companies struggle with in their journey towards sustainable development?

• a) Knowing how to prepare and where to start
  

• b) Ignoring sustainable packaging and eco-efficiency
  

• c) Balancing economy, society, and the environment
  

• d) Limited resources and the need to improve future generations' quality of life
  

10. What is the impact of sustainable development?

• a) It has no impact on companies or the market
  

• b) It improves future generations' quality of life
  

• c) It ignores limited resources and sustainability
  

• d) It decreases the influence of customers on brands