Number of Amazon products labelled 'Climate Pledge Friendly' hits 200,000

Cecilia Keating
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Amazon has announced that it has added five new certification schemes to its Climate Pledge Friendly scheme, the initiative it launched last year to guide shoppers towards more sustainable purchasing decisions....

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