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Using eco-friendly textiles from the ultra-green Danish company Kvadrat, the brothers have created organized, versatile spaces that can be transformed to almost any [...] ecolabelling. org Says:
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According to the Web site ecolabelling. org, there are more than 300 such labels putting a green stamp on everything from cosmetics and seafood to bird-friendly coffee.
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The WWF is calling for the seafood sector to develop an internationally agreed ecolabelling scheme to minimise the confusion and lack of confidence in existing ecolabelling systems.
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WWF encourages the seafood ecolabelling community to develop internationally agreed criteria for these priority issues and establish evaluation mechanisms.
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"But with the proliferation of ecolabels and the variability of these schemes there is a real risk of confusion, or worse still a lack of confidence in seafood ecolabelling among buyers and consumers."
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The criteria used in the assessment reflect best practices for fisheries ecolabelling certification schemes with the Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) 2005 guidelines for ecolabelling forming the basis for the criteria.
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"But with the proliferation of ecolabels and the variability of these schemes there is a real risk of confusion, or worse still a lack of confidence in seafood ecolabelling among buyers and consumers."
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The most credible ecolabelling schemes accepted in international fora are voluntary, third party, operated independently and involving interested parties.
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Resellers can help buyers make informed decisions by educating them about industry standards such as Energy Star ratings or ecolabelling certifications such as the GECA ecolabel.
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Survey Shows Widespread Public Support for European Aluminium Industry BRUSSELS - As sustainable consumption and production, ecodesign, ecolabelling and energy efficiency objectives top the EU's legislative agenda, a Europe-wide survey [1] commissioned by the European Aluminium Association (EAA) (www. eaa.net/) has revealed widespread support for the aluminium industry, with 84% of the respondents viewing aluminium as a vital resource for the future and over three quarters (77%) believing that it is vital to maintain aluminium production in Europe.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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