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You & Yours: What does it say on the Tin?

Sharmini Selvarajah reports on the true significance of common labels at the supermarket.

More from the series

More from the archive

Marine Stewardship Marine Stewardship

25/10/2010
Some scientists are arguing that the logo is misleading consumers.

The Marine Stewardship Council

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Freedom Food logo

10/02/2011
Is it organic? Free-range? Find out what this label really means.

Freedom Food

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Soil Association logo

11/02/2011
What does this label guarantee for organic produce?

The Soil Association

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Fairtrade logo

16/02/11
How fair is Fairtrade?

Fairtrade Foundation

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The Carbon Reduction label

17/02/11
What does the fastest growing label really mean?

The Carbon Reduction label

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FSC logo

14/02/2011
This logo is on tens of thousands of products. What does it mean?

The Forest Stewardship Council

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