The European Union market for sustainable products - The retail perspective on sourcing policies and consumer demand - Evidensia

概要

We learn from this report that retailers surveyed in the EU Member States overwhelmingly support sustainable sourcing. Their convictions and commitment to ethical and fair trade mean that many of them are leading the way by making sure that when they buy goods from outside of the EU they do so from sustainable sources.

Summary by Evidensia Team

The European Union market for sustainable products - The retail perspective on sourcing policies and consumer demand

监测报告

研究报告

发表 2019年5月1日 by International Trade Centre. 作者： International Trade Centre

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