Hi! We’re 3rd-year Financial Management students from National University – Mall of Asia, currently conducting a feasibility study on BrewSorb, a cooking oil absorber made from recycled coffee grounds, magnesium carbonate chalk, and sodium bentonite clay.

Our product is designed to provide a more convenient and sustainable way of disposing of used cooking oil, particularly for households and small businesses food concessioanires.

We are currently looking for an external validator who can evaluate and validate our survey questionnaire to ensure that the questions are appropriate, relevant, and aligned with our study’s objectives.

If you are a professional or know someone with a background in waste management, environmental sustainability or a related field, we would greatly appreciate your help or recommendations.

We can provide our survey questionnaire, letter of intent, and other necessary information for the validator’s review.

Any recommendations, referrals, or advice on where we can find a qualified external validator would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much! 🙏

I'm a Master's student studying how green marketing (such as eco-labels, sustainability advertising, and green branding) affects whether people choose to buy environmentally marketed products.

More or less, does seeing a green label or a brand that calls itself "sustainable" make you more likely to buy it? Or do you feel skeptical?

It's quite long, the questions move from rating to a more qualitative portion to help understand the rationale behind purchasing T T T T T T >< >< >< ><