Sustainable label schemes enjoy 40 per cent boost

Will Nichols
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Initiatives such as FairTrade and FSC outperforming commodities markets and breaking into the mainstream, report finds

Production of certified sustainable goods, such as those carrying Fairtrade or Organic labels, jumped more than 40 per cent in 2012, increasing their market share across a raft of product categories...

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