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You have probably seen products with labels claiming that th

Postby admin » Tue Jun 26, 2012 11:59 am

You have probably seen products with labels claiming that they are "eco-friendly", "all-natural", or "made from recycled materials". The challenge with these statements is that there is no clear definition of these terms. Here are some tips to help you sort through green marketing:
Look for specific (ex. "contains 75% post-consumer recycled materials") rather than vague statements about environmental impact.
Determine whether the green marketing claims apply to the packaging, the product, or both.
Beware of fake third-party certification. Visit Consumer Reports' website to find reliable environmental labels.
Get more tips to help you go green.
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