The surge in the market for Fairtrade and green goods deserves to be celebrated and supported, argues James Murray
It wasn't supposed to be this way. After the crash of 2008 all the conventional wisdom suggested the green economy would stall, with the green and ethical consumer sectors the hardest hit as cash-strapped...
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