1. How do you believe consumers currently view the aerosol package?

Very Favorably
Somewhat Favorably
Neutral
Somewhat Unfavorably
Very Unfavorably

2.

What public policy issues are threats to the aerosol package? (Rank top 3) Click here if for background information on potential threats.

Rank 1 Select One Green house gas restrictions VOC regulations Consumer safety Workplace safety Consumer misperception of the impact of aerosols on the upper ozone layer Recycling programs refusing to include aerosols Transportation and product storage restrictions Retail company sustainability program restrictions Consumer preference for “green” alternatives Environmentally preferable procurement programs OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Green house gas restrictions VOC regulations Consumer safety Workplace safety Consumer misperception of the impact of aerosols on the upper ozone layer Recycling programs refusing to include aerosols Transportation and product storage restrictions Retail company sustainability program restrictions Consumer preference for “green” alternatives Environmentally preferable procurement programs OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Green house gas restrictions VOC regulations Consumer safety Workplace safety Consumer misperception of the impact of aerosols on the upper ozone layer Recycling programs refusing to include aerosols Transportation and product storage restrictions Retail company sustainability program restrictions Consumer preference for “green” alternatives Environmentally preferable procurement programs OR Other

3. Who most influences the consumer’s acceptance of the aerosol package? (Rank top three)

Rank 1 Select One Federal regulators State regulators Local regulators Environmental and consumer groups (public interest groups) News media Educators Retailers Marketers OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Federal regulators State regulators Local regulators Environmental and consumer groups (public interest groups) News media Educators Retailers Marketers OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Federal regulators State regulators Local regulators Environmental and consumer groups (public interest groups) News media Educators Retailers Marketers OR Other

4 What regulatory authority is the greatest threat to the aerosol package? (Rank top three). If you dont see a suitable option in the drop down list below, please fill in "Other" box.

Rank 1 Select One Federal Environmental Protection Agency California Air Resources Board Other state regulatory agencies Local regulatory agencies (waste disposal, fire code, etc) South Coast Air Quality Management District OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Federal Environmental Protection Agency California Air Resources Board Other state regulatory agencies Local regulatory agencies (waste disposal, fire code, etc) South Coast Air Quality Management District OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Federal Environmental Protection Agency California Air Resources Board Other state regulatory agencies Local regulatory agencies (waste disposal, fire code, etc) South Coast Air Quality Management District OR Other

5 What thought leaders influence consumer purchasing choices? (Rank top 3)

Rank 1 Select One Environmental activists Educators (K-12 teachers) Academic researchers Media pundits (editorials, environmental reporters, etc.) Elected officials Retail industry executives Marketing executives Regulatory officials OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Environmental activists Educators (K-12 teachers) Academic researchers Media pundits (editorials, environmental reporters, etc.) Elected officials Marketing executives Retailers Regulatory officials OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Environmental activists Educators (K-12 teachers) Academic researchers Media pundits (editorials, environmental reporters, etc.) Elected officials Marketing executives Retailers Regulatory officials OR Other

6 Other than cost implications, what is the greatest current threat to the aerosol package? (Rank top three)

Rank 1 Select One Consumer de-selection Government regulation Environmentalist attacks Negative media stories Retailer de-selection Marketer de-selection OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Consumer de-selection Government regulation Environmentalist attacks Negative media stories Retailer de-selection Marketer de-selection OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Consumer de-selection Government regulation Environmentalist attacks Negative media stories Retailer de-selection Marketer de-selection OR Other

 

7What are the greatest strengths of the aerosol package? (Rank top 3)

Rank 1 Select One Convenience of use Safety Durability Product performance Environmental compatibility Efficiency Cost Recyclability OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Convenience of use Safety Durability Product performance Environmental compatibility Efficiency Cost Recyclability OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Convenience of use Safety Durability Product performance Environmental compatibility Efficiency Cost Recyclability OR Other

8The aerosol industry needs to promote and defend the aerosol package.

Strongly Agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree

9The aerosol industry can influence public perception of the aerosol package with a targeted communications program.

Strongly Agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree

10Given increasing public concern over the environment, the aerosol industry could face hard times without some action to raise awareness of the benefits provided by and environmental compatibility of the aerosol package.

Strongly Agree
Agree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree

11 What, in your opinion, would be the most effective communications tools for CAPCO.

Rank 1 Select One Targeted advertising aimed at the key groups that influence public opinion Educational programs (K-12) Scientific research and promotion Public Relations (press releases, media events, web sites) Grassroots communication (media events, plant tours, etc.) Responding to specific misinformation found in media OR Other

Rank 2 Select One Targeted advertising aimed at the key groups that influence public opinion Educational programs (K-12) Scientific research and promotion Public Relations (press releases, media events, web sites) Grassroots communication (media events, plant tours, etc.) Responding to specific misinformation found in media OR Other

Rank 3 Select One Targeted advertising aimed at the key groups that influence public opinion Educational programs (K-12) Scientific research and promotion Public Relations (press releases, media events, web sites) Grassroots communication (media events, plant tours, etc.) Responding to specific misinformation found in media OR Other

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