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Profiting from green consumerism in Germany : opportunities for developing countries in three sectors : leather and footwear, textiles and clothing and furniture

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UN New YorkUS 1999Description: vi, 66 pSubject(s):

ECOLABELLING

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6/27/00 JOY_D

Summary: Reviews the consequences of 'green consumerism' in Germany for the export opportunities of developing countries in three sectors : textiles and clothing; leather and footwear; and timber and furniture. Aims at providing information for exporters in developing countries on the main manifestations of 'green consumerism', such as eco-labelling initiatives and environment-related standards and regulations and suggests market-oriented strategies for suppliers in developing countries which may help them take advantage of 'green consumerism'.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
Monograph	CARICOM Documentation Centre	16.04.01 U581 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	0000000016907

Reviews the consequences of 'green consumerism' in Germany for the export opportunities of developing countries in three sectors : textiles and clothing; leather and footwear; and timber and furniture. Aims at providing information for exporters in developing countries on the main manifestations of 'green consumerism', such as eco-labelling initiatives and environment-related standards and regulations and suggests market-oriented strategies for suppliers in developing countries which may help them take advantage of 'green consumerism'.

6/27/00 JOY_D

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