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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

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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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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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