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Ethical shopping 2011

<h4>As we approach the shopping highlight of the year, Christmas, Charlotte Reid looks at the growing trend of ethical shopping.</h4> <p>Blue & Green Tomorrow looks at how ethics in shopping have become a mainstream concern, to the point where supermarkets want to flash their green credentials to customers.</p>

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As we approach the shopping highlight of the year, Christmas, Charlotte Reid looks at the growing trend of ethical shopping.

Blue & Green Tomorrow looks at how ethics in shopping have become a mainstream concern, to the point where supermarkets want to flash their green credentials to customers.

We also look at what is holding back ethical shopping and how Christmas is in fact the hardest time to think about the impact of our lifestyles on the environment.

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