Amazon expands climate-friendly product badge system in US and Europe

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Four more certification bodies added to online retailer's Climate Pledge Friendly scheme covering chemicals, organic items, animal welfare and human health

Amazon has expanded its climate-friendly certification for products listed on its online retail sites in Europe and the US, today announcing four more green badges covering chemicals, organic products,...

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