EU: Food, drink free to use EU "eco-label"
By: just-food.com | 17 July 2008
Food and drink products will be able to use a voluntary EU labelling scheme that shows consumers which are the most "eco-friendly", under plans announced by the European Commission.
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Food and drink products will be able to use a voluntary EU labelling scheme that shows consumers which are the most "eco-friendly", under plans announced by the European Commission.
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