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  • Pascal Marmier
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November 03, 2010

Robin sent in this information and link to a new labelling scheme and social mouvement called SEE what you are buying. They aim to change the world for good - and everybody agrees with that!

To display the SEE logo, businesses must be open and honest. They must undergo a comprehensive evaluation and publish details of their social, environmental and ethical practices on the SEE website.

Check them out at www.SEEWhatYouAreBuyingInto.com

 



Posted by on November 03, 2010 at 06:11 PM in Business |

Tags: change the world, company labelling, SEE, social mouvement

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George Scheller

morning Beth!

no product is perfect and no organisation is perfect either. The stance of every sale is to bring forth the advantages and to forget/cover up the disadvantages.

Who needs full information to come up with a deal?

No risk no fun!

Merry Christmas

Posted by: George Scheller | December 21, 2010 at 11:52 AM

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