Pricing products is tricky business, whether they are green or not. Getting the price right is crucial; price it too high and you may miss the mainstream market and, price it too low and consumers may see it as a lesser quality product. In addition, as Ken Peattie puts it, 'How much more would you be willing to pay for greener products' contains a powerful message which promotes the image of the environment as an additional cost burden on business and consumers. 'It would perhaps be more appropriate to ask consumer 'Do you want to continue buying products that are inexpensive because they damage the environment '. While the pricing of the product from the company's side often rests on their actual costs, what a consumer is willing to pay for a more sustainable product is more related to the perceived value it brings to both the customer and to the environment and society as a whole. Determining how much a consumer is willing to pay for a sustainability product comes down to these points: