Environmental and Trade Effects of Eco-Labelling 


Vol. 4,  No. 1, pp. 24-34, Jun.  1998


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Eco-labelling programs contributed to the promotion of international trade of environmentally friendly products. However, it has potential trade implications. From the WTO's point of view, environmental measures relevant to eco-labelling should not discriminate between home produced goods and imported goods. Transparency should be guaranteed in preparation, adoption and application of eco-labelling. Developed countries address that eco-labelling of non-product PPM criteria is included in the provisions of TBT of WTO. However, there are more general afraids that non-product PPM-based eco-labelling can be unfairly discriminately trade measures without transparency Thus, transparency of procedures of eco-labelling, harmonization and mutual recognition of eco-labelling criteria, and technical assistance should be recommended in order to reduce trade-discriminating effects of eco-labelling.

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[IEEE Style]

K. YS, "Environmental and Trade Effects of Eco-Labelling," Clean Technology, vol. 4, no. 1, pp. 24-34, 1998. DOI: .

[ACM Style]

Kim YS. 1998. Environmental and Trade Effects of Eco-Labelling. Clean Technology, 4, 1, (1998), 24-34. DOI: .

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