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Abstract Green marketing strategies are employed by many enterprises to enhance their corporate image and business performance. Green marketing is perceived as the commitment of a business or an organisation towards the development of safe, eco‐friendly goods and services by employing recyclable and easily decomposed packaging, better pollution prevention methods, and a more efficient use of energy. Against this background, the study followed a case study approach using South Africa's retail giants, Woolworths and Pick n Pay. Stratified purposive sampling was used to carry out in‐depth interviews and administer questionnaires with senior management of the selected retailers. In addition, document and website analyses were used for triangulation purposes. Path analysis and content analysis were used to establish the correlation. The study established that green marketing strategy has a positive effect on corporate image and on business performance. The paper recommends that if enterprises are to sustain competitive advantage, particularly in the retail sector, it is in their best interest to adopt green marketing strategies.
Mukonza et al. (Thu,) studied this question.