Amazon badges-up 40,000 products as 'Climate Pledge Friendly' in Europe

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Customers can now choose from more than 40,000 items among Amazon's vast product range that have been certified as sustainable

Shoppers on Amazon will soon be able to seek out climate-friendly products among the millions listed on the online retailer's site, under plans announced today to rollout 'Climate Pledge Friendly' badges...

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