Commodity eco-certification skyrockets, but standards slip

Mongabay
By Rhett ButlerMay 1, 2014, 12:39 am61 pts
The volume of commodities produced under various social and environmental certification standards jumped 41 percent in 2012, far outpacing the 2 percent growth across conventional commodity markets, finds a comprehensive new assessment of the global certification market.

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