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  BEHAVIOR CHANGE
New Generation of Companies Emerging to Sate Demand of Conscious Consumerism
 
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How much do we know about where things are made? Are the people who make them working in safe conditions? Have the materials used to make the goods been responsibly sourced? Am I supporting companies with something to hide? Shoppers are becomingly increasingly concerned and are actively looking for alternatives.
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  COMMUNICATING SUSTAINABILITY
WindMade Introduces Product Label and Calls on Consumers to 'Show You Care'
 
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The WindMade organization has launched the first global consumer label for products made with wind energy, according to a recent announcement. The WindMade Product Label can be applied to all products using a minimum share of 75% of renewable energy in their total electricity consumption, with wind power representing the largest share.
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  SUPPLY CHAIN
Asia Pulp and Paper Reports Latest on No Deforestation Policy in Third 'Vision 2020' Update
 
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APP, which ended natural forest clearance after pressure from nearly 100 of its customers earlier this year, has released the latest update in its "Vision 2020" plan that provides further insight into its new Forest Conservation Policy (FCP). Through the new policy, natural forest will be identified through assessments currently underway across all APP land concessions in Indonesia.
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  COMMUNICATING SUSTAINABILITY
Nickelodeon Refuses to Ban Junk-Food Ads
 
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Nickelodeon says it will not give in to public pressure to ban advertisements for junk food despite childhood obesity concerns. The Viacom-owned network has no plans to follow in Walt Disney Co.'s footsteps, which last year said it would ban advertisements for "noncompliant" foods from its child-focused cable channels by 2015.
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