SEE What You Are Buying Into is a labelling scheme for businesses that are open and honest about their Social, Environmental and Ethical (SEE) policies and practices.
To use the SEE Logo, a company completes the SEE Questionnaire, developed in collaboration with leading NGOs. Businesses guarantee the accuracy and veracity of their responses and publish them on the SEE What You Are Buying Into website for scrutiny, monitoring and comment by the public. Using Web 2.0 technology, the scheme is developing into a social movement.
Companies and citizens work together to drive improvement in SEE business responsibility.
Learn more: SEE What You Are Buying Into website
Conformity with SEE What You Are Buying Into's standard is verified by the company or organization applying for the label (first party).
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Applicants are certified against the ecolabels’s criteria before using the label
Name
SEE What You Are Buying Into Ltd
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Type
Hybrid / social venture
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Product categories this ecolabel applies to
Energy Financial services Fish / Fisheries Food Forest products / Paper Health care services & equipment Appliances Machinery & Equipment Other Professional, scientific and technical services Textiles Tourism Transportation Waste management & Recycling Water Building products Buildings Cleaning products Cosmetics / Personal care Electronics
Other categories: The SEE scheme is designed to be relevant to any company, in any sector.
Where this ecolabel is found
United Kingdom
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Last updated: 20 January 2012