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According to ISO 14020 “The overall goal of environmental labels and declarations is, through communication of verifiable and accurate Information, that is not misleading, on environmental aspects of products and services, to encourage the demand for and supply of those products and services that cause less stress on the environment, thereby stimulating the potential for market-driven continuous environmental improvement” [ISO, 1998]
Eco-labels, certifications, and seals of approval serve a variety of functions including communicati...
This paper seeks to understand why multinationals prefer to launch a label specific to their own pro...
Abstract: The environmental labels and declarations, defined by the standard ISO 14020, are voluntar...
World population reached 31 October 2011 to 7 billion people, primarily to ensure their food needs. ...
The environmental impacts of food production are complex and accumulate throughout a supply chain fr...
This work has been funded by the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) in the Un...
Abstract: This paper represents the practical implementation of some guidelines developed in the con...
New consumer awareness is shifting industry towards more sustainable practices, creating a virtuous ...
This paper seeks to understand why multinationals prefer to launch a label specific to their own pro...
Ecological products, their terminology, and the process of certification are not unified within the ...
Beginning in 1978, various countries started volun¬tary national product ecolabeling programs based ...
Eco-labels, certifications, and seals of approval serve a variety of functions including communicati...
This paper seeks to understand why multinationals prefer to launch a label specific to their own pro...
Abstract: The environmental labels and declarations, defined by the standard ISO 14020, are voluntar...
World population reached 31 October 2011 to 7 billion people, primarily to ensure their food needs. ...
The environmental impacts of food production are complex and accumulate throughout a supply chain fr...
This work has been funded by the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) in the Un...
Abstract: This paper represents the practical implementation of some guidelines developed in the con...
New consumer awareness is shifting industry towards more sustainable practices, creating a virtuous ...
This paper seeks to understand why multinationals prefer to launch a label specific to their own pro...
Ecological products, their terminology, and the process of certification are not unified within the ...
Beginning in 1978, various countries started volun¬tary national product ecolabeling programs based ...
Eco-labels, certifications, and seals of approval serve a variety of functions including communicati...
This paper seeks to understand why multinationals prefer to launch a label specific to their own pro...
Abstract: The environmental labels and declarations, defined by the standard ISO 14020, are voluntar...
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