For the past twenty years environmental nongovernment organizations (ENGOs) have sought to influence the global supply chain of commodities from production and extraction through to their retail sale. Traditionally their attempts to control trade have been thinly veiled through ‘voluntary’ certification schemes. Based on their own recent gloating, their attempts are now naked in their attempt to transform markets based on their and environmental, social and economic values.
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