Japan carbon footprint brand plan raises scepticism

TOKYO - A new programme in Japan which calls on companies to display labels detailing the product's carbon footprint has drawn doubts over its appeal to the country's consumers, despite support from the likes of Sapporo, Matsushita, 7-Eleven and Aeon.

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