CSR - Social Labelling [Archived]

Social labels allow consumers to make decisions about which products to purchase on the basis of ethical considerations. It is becoming increasingly evident that a growing number of consumers view this as an important factor when making purchases. The Commission has said that its research into this matter indicates that European consumers are particularly concerned that the health, safety and human rights of workers are protected and respected. Companies have also become increasingly more aware of the potential benefits of communicating through labels their socially responsible way of operating.

Social labels allow consumers to make decisions about which products to purchase on the basis of ethical considerations. It is becoming increasingly evident that a growing number of consumers view this as an important factor when making purchases. The Commission has said that its research into this matter indicates that European consumers are particularly concerned that the health, safety and human rights of workers are protected and respected. Companies have also become increasingly more aware of the potential benefits of communicating through labels their socially responsible way of operating.