EcoBonus, the new BI loyalty coalition being developed specifically for eco-conscious product manufacturers, is pleased to announce a partnership with GoodGuide, the largest and most reliable resource on the health, environmental and social impacts of consumer products.

This strategic partnership further differentiates EcoBonus' innovative platform, which will bring together a coalition of leading manufacturers, retailers, and service providers to reach and reward eco-conscious consumers. Leveraging GoodGuide's reputable ratings system, this new alliance enhances EcoBonus' decision engine; helping green-learning consumers further define sustainable product choices. "¨

"EcoBonus will increase consumer recognition of the manufacturers and retailers who support products that are safe, environmentally sustainable and ethically produced," says Dara O'Rourke, founder of GoodGuide. "Partnerships such as this are transforming the marketplace."

Manufacturers joining the EcoBonus coalition will receive unprecedented access to green-leaning consumers, along with an array of marketing tools to help them escalate exposure and improve resonance. BI's established reward-code technology will also be leveraged to track consumer product purchases, providing participating manufacturers with measurable results that can be connected to specific product promotions.

"EcoBonus is thrilled to collaborate with GoodGuide to provide trustworthy ratings and details for many of our featured products," says Tiger Beaudoin, EcoBonus Founder & VP of Marketing. "It reinforces the fact that EcoBonus is a coalition loyalty program like no other."

GoodGuide's (www.goodguide.com) mission is to provide manufacturers, retailers and consumers with the health, environment and social responsibility information they need to make better decisions. GoodGuide rates more than 75,000 consumer products on their health, environmental and social performance. Bringing together the highest quality data available, GoodGuide uses more than 1,500 criteria to evaluate products and companies and converts the information into easy-to-understand ratings.

EcoBonus (www.ecobonus.com) is an innovative coalition loyalty program from BI, the business improvement company. EcoBonus reflects BI's commitment to building innovative solutions that solve today's environmental challenges. For more information, visit www.ecobonus.com.
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EcoBonus

EcoBonus

EcoBonus is a rewards program for people who buy earth-friendly products. Its mission is to expand awareness of environmentally responsible products, empower people to make informed product decisions, and reward them for their eco-conscious purchases.

EcoBonus.com has a searchable database of 75,000 products that are more natural, eco-conscious, and/or socially responsible. Product details contain third-party ratings and certifications for attributes such as organic, fair trade, and non-GMO. Consumers can then decide which issues matter most to them and choose products based on the kind of impact they want to have—their EcoBonus. Members earn points by buying products from EcoBonus's reward partners and can redeem those points for earth-friendly gifts or donate them to participating nonprofit partners (coming soon).

EcoBonus was established on Earth Day 2010 and is a division of BI WORLDWIDE. Founded in 1950, BI WORLDWIDE is a privately held company with more than 1,000 associates located in Australia, Canada, China, India, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Learn more at www.biworldwide.com.

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