O2 and Vodafone move to create mobile phone eco label

Jessica Shankleman
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Eco Rating 2.0 will be joined by Orange in 2015, says Forum for the Future

Mobile phone customers will soon be able to compare the green credentials of different devices, after O2 and Vodafone teamed up to create a system of cross-industry sustainability rankings. The Eco...

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