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<title>Covalence Ethical Ranking 3rd Quarter 2007</title>
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<description>Geneva-based Covalence is publishing today its quarterly ethical reputation ranking, giving the best ranked companies as well as those companies which have made the most progress in the third quarter of 2007. </description>
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<title>Marks &amp; Spencer and Wal-Mart Drive the Retail Industry’s Eco-Agenda</title>
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<description>Marks &amp; Spencer and Wal-Mart drive the ethical agenda of Retailers, which has been dominated by environmental issues in 2006-2007, states a report released by Geneva-based ethical reputation research firm Covalence, Covalence Retail Industry Report 2007.</description>
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<title>Covalence Food &amp; Beverage Industry Report 2007</title>
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<description>The Food &amp; Beverage industry is consolidating its ethical record thanks to labour and environmental initiatives, but it has to fight hard to demonstrate the social utility of its products, states a report published today by Geneva-based ethical reputation research firm Covalence – Covalence Food &amp; Beverage Industry Report 2007.</description>
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<title>Chemicals Feed Hopes and Fears - Covalence Chemical Industry Report 2007</title>
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<description>Without their products chemical companies would be praised as ethical leaders. Chemical products are a space for complex and emotional debates where it is hard to register reputation gains, states a report published today by Geneva-based ethical reputation research firm Covalence – Covalence Chemical Industry Report 2007.</description>
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