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Monday, 27 July 2009

Upside for green retailers in the crunch
M&S applauded for £200m ethical spend


The Real Green Retail Group says it applauds M&S for its £200m ethical plan and also for chiding rivals for retreating from commitment to green and ethical issues during the current economic recession.

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New research shows the most buoyant markets for retailer cards

Brazil tops the charts for the highest number of retailers with their own payments card. The most significant potential exists to develop retailer payment cards in India, Russia and Vietnam.

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article thumbnail Features - Green LoyaltyWednesday, 22 April 2009

Canada goes green mile by mile - Air Miles launches My Planet
A massive 94% of Canadians believe it is important that they personally help the environment by choosing green products, but two thirds of them have trouble with the validity of green claims. Read more ...

article thumbnail Features - Green LoyaltyTuesday, 18 March 2008

Sustainability in retail banking: Revenue protection or creation?
Over the past 12 months, announcements from the European banking sector relating to sustainability issues - particularly climate change - have been prolific.  Read more ...

article thumbnail Features - Green LoyaltyWednesday, 22 April 2009

Canada goes green mile by mile - Air Miles launches My Planet
A massive 94% of Canadians believe it is important that they personally help the environment by choosing green products, but two thirds of them have trouble with the validity of green claims. Read more ...

article thumbnail Features - Green LoyaltyTuesday, 18 March 2008

Sustainability in retail banking: Revenue protection or creation?
Over the past 12 months, announcements from the European banking sector relating to sustainability issues - particularly climate change - have been prolific.  Read more ...

 
     
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