product.rankings
- airlines
- audio equipment
- baby care
- banks
- beer
- body care
- cars
- cereal
- chips
- chocolate
- cleaning
- clothing
- coffee
- computers
- cosmetics
- credit cards
- dairy alternatives
- dairy products
- energy bars
- energy drinks
- fast food = NEW =
- frozen dinners
- fruits & vegetables
- gas stations
- hair care
- ice cream
- juice
- laundry supplies
- meat alternatives
- meat products
- medical
- milk & alternatives
- office supplies
- paper
- peanut butter jelly
- pet care
- pizza
- retail stores
- seafood 1
- seafood 2
- shoes
- soap
- softdrinks
- supermarkets
- tea
- toilet paper
- water
- MORE
75.categories
the.rankings
social & environmental responsibility
STEP.ONE
Data is collected over the past 20 years from a wide range of nonprofit sources on the social and environmental responsibility of more than 1000 companies.*
STEP.two
The data is organized in a massive database that matches companies with their brands, assigns weights to each piece of data, and calculates an overall responsibility score.
STEP.threE
Companies/brands are transferred to smaller, more specific charts based on product categories where each one is assigned a letter grade based on its overall responsibility relative to its competitors in the same product category.
STEP.fOur
Companies/brands are then transferred into easy-to-use report cards
that allow people to quickly identify the most/least responsible
choices when they are shopping online, at the supermarket, or in the
mall.
* While this research project allows for a more complete view of the "big picture" of a
company's responsibility over the long term, it does not yet have the
capacity or infrastructure necessary to include some of the more
common, ever-shifting, qualitative data (e.g. news stories) available
to the general public. This kind of larger project is possible if
funding becomes available. Please contact me if you are interested in expanding the scope of this research.