IzzitGreen Offers Green Changes Through Consumer Demand

We all know by now that we as consumers hold a lot more power in our hands than we actually put to use. If we all stand up and demand something we feel is important, businesses will listen – after all, we’re the customers and it’s our spending habits that define whether businesses thrive or fail. So when we demand green products and practices, companies will start listening up. That’s what a new website called IzzitGreen is counting on. They’re offering consumers a new way to learn about products and services through the power of conversation and communication by asking the question, ‘Is it green?’

From IzzitGreen:

If you care about the state of our planet, you need to know ‘is it good’ and IzzitGreen? Just like peanut butter and jelly or Pinky and The Brain,’good’ and ‘green’ are fine on their own. But when they get together…that’s when greatness happens.

IzzitGreen? Ask the question. Share the answer.

Our community-powered guides are here to help as you begin to review businesses.

As you find out more about green business practices, add that knowledge to our guides. Hey, we’re learning too! Your observations and your smarts are the foundation of our community.

The review of the week highlights a restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts and their variety of locally brewed beer, lack of paper menus, biopack take-out containers and recycled napkins. By joining IzzitGreen and discussing the green aspects of businesses, you’re sending a powerful message to companies that can drive real change. IzzitGreen is currently in beta mode and focusing on the Boston area, but will have nationwide reviews available soon.

Link [IzzitGreen]

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