ENDS Report 387, April 2007, pp. 32-35
27 April 2007
The Carbon Trust is trialling a "carbon footprint" label for products with Walkers Crisps, Boots and Innocent. As well as informing consumers, it will encourage businesses to cut products’ carbon emissions from source to shelf. Susanne Baker reports
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