Green Packaging and Eco-Labeling An Analysis of Soap Packaging & Labeling by Selected FMCG Companies

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  • Mrs. Aparna Karki Dr. (Mrs) A.N.Tamragundi Research Scholar Department of Commerce Karnatak University, Dharwad, Karnataka

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Abstract

The study deals with Green packaging and labeling, its necessity in this era. This aims to highlight selected FMCG companies responsibilities towards environment and at what extent these companies are following green packaging and labeling along with explanation of Ecomark.

 

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Mrs Almitra H.Patel “Status of Recycling And Eco Mark Legislation in India”

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Indian Standard Guidelines for Recycling of Plastics (IS 14534:1998).

Vibhir Relhan “How effective is the current Procedure of Product Quality Standardization in the Indian Market? A case study on Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) National Standards Body”.

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2016-06-30

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Vol. 5 No. 7 (2016): JUNE 2016

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