Report: Christmas 2017 could be the most ethical on record

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Latest research from Triodos Bank suggests sale of ethical products in the UK are growing faster than those of ordinary products

British shoppers this Christmas season have bought more ethical goods than ever, new research suggests. The latest Ethical Consumer Markets Report, published earlier this month by Triodos Bank, suggests...

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