A sustainable valentine's gift can cost a little more. This is evident from recent studies by several consumer organizations that investigated our buying behavior in the run-up to Valentine's Day.

What do you want the most for Valentine?

Chocolate, a bunch of flowers or a nice dinner? All is fine, but have you ever thought about the sustainability of these gifts? A survey now shows that 50% of respondents who sometimes hand out gifts on special occasions such as Valentine's Day want a sustainable approach. The majority (63%) would even be willing to spend more on sustainable valentine's gifts. In addition, an additional 71% expect a gift or gesture to last longer than is necessary to consume a box of chocolates. According to the research, couples and friends want to emphasize their love for each other with greener gifts that also have a positive social effect.

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Excellent publication. I think that the demonstration of love, whether it is a couple, friends, or family, goes beyond a chocolate, bouquets of roses or other romantic gift, I agree with you, there are many ways to show love, such as a trip, a walk by the sea, or a bonsai, that will last in your memories
Very good evaluation!!
I especially prefer plants 😋 they last longer and bloom several times.