
Just 16 per cent of businesses will increase spending on sustainability in 2024.
This is according to a recent Retail Sentiment Report released by the National Retail Association, which noted that implementing sustainable practices could bring significant upfront costs for businesses.
This comes as retailers across Australia field growing business costs, including wage rises, alongside hampered consumer spending and confidence, putting pressure on business margins.
According to National Retail, business owners are looking for cost saving measures in their transition to reduce carbon emissions by 2030.
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