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Related links
We have a growing directory of
websites - from Greenpeace and organic T-Shirts to other local
organic farmers. we would be delighted if you would like to
suggest a website we should list or want to link your website
with ours, . Please email us at post@langleychase.co.uk.
CSR Newswire (www.csrwire.com)
The Corporate Social Responsiblity Newsire Service aims to be
the the leading source of corporate responsibility and sustainability
press releases, reports and news.
Ethical Trading Initiative (www.eti.org.uk)
The ETI is an alliance of companies, non-governmental organisations
(NGOs), and trade union organisations committed to working together
to identify and promote ethical trade - good practice in the
implementation of a code of conduct for good labour standards,
including the monitoring and independent verification of the
observance of ethics code provisions, as standards for ethical
sourcing.
Fairtrade Foundation (www.fairtrade.org.uk)
The Fairtrade Foundation exists to ensure a better deal for
marginalised and disadvantaged third world producers. Set up
by CAFOD, Christian Aid, New Consumer, Oxfam, Traidcraft and
the World Development Movement, the Foundation awards a consumer
label, the Fairtrade Mark, to products which meet internationally
recognised standards of fair trade.
International Federation for Alternative Trade (www.ifat.org)
The International Federation for Alternative Trade (IFAT), is
a global network of over 160 Fair Trade organisations in more
than 50 countries, which works to improve the livelihoods and
well-being of disadvantaged people in developing countries and
to change the unfair structures of international trade.
GreenBiz.com (www.greenbiz.com)
The nonprofit, nonpartisan GreenBiz.com works to harness the
power of technology to bring environmental information, resources,
and tools to the mainstream business community. Its principal
mission is: To provide clear, concise, accurate, and balanced
information, resources, and learning opportunities to help companies
of all sizes and sectors integrate environmental responsibility
into their operations in a manner that combines ecological sustainability
with profitable business practices.
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