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Preferred term
fair trade and environmental certification
Definition
- Fair Trade and environmental certification refers to various labeling programs designed to bring accountability to globalized production systems that otherwise obscure a product's sources and conditions of production. Amid food safety scares, environmental concerns, and ethical convictions, consumers and activist groups increasingly turn to certification systems to identify a product's social and environmental qualities. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; Fair Trade and Environmental Certification]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/fair_trade_and_environmental_certification
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