Which of these statements about consumers and sustainable palm oil is FALSE?Choose one of the following answers. a. The demand for and awareness of sustainable palm oil is still low. b. The public thinks using palm oil is always bad. c. It is possible to avoid palm oil in our daily lives. d. Advocacy campaigns can raise awareness of issues like the haze and how it’s connected to palm oil. e. Consumers may not be willing to adjust their habits (e.g., pay a small price premium or stop using certain products) in order to address issues like unsustainable production of palm oil.

Which of these statements about the impacts of marketing are TRUE?ResponsesVirtually all of the goods and services you use are marketed.Virtually all of the goods and services you use are marketed.Marketing impacts our daily lives, our society, and even the environment.Marketing impacts our daily lives, our society, and even the environment.The impacts of marketing can be both positive and negative.The impacts of marketing can be both positive and negative.All of the above

There is no worry that we will run out of palm oil resources. Explain why some palm oil production is unsustainable.

Identify the incorrect statement in line with conscious consumerism from the below list a. Modern technology has not played a significant role for the rise in conscious consumerism b. Modern Consumers are more aware of sustainability issues and therefore are more mindful of their actions c. Conscious consumerism refers to consumers becoming more conscious when it comes to making purchasing decisions d. People are reviewing their values, spending habits, frequency of purchase, what they eat, and what they wear constantly

I: Sustainable innovation focuses on maintaining current performance levels.II: Disruptive innovation often targets overlooked market segments.Group of answer choicesStatement I is False, Statement II is TrueStatement I is True; Statement II is FalseBoth Statements are FalseBoth statements are True

Look up key trends in the oil palm sector in a neighbouring country. What are the key challenges today? How have the different stakeholders responded? Do these responses help or hinder the shift towards a sustainable future?