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Last updated: 27 January 2010

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Haitian earthquake relief: What to know before you donate
Publication date: 27 Jan 2010
How to avoid scams and fake charities

Central American consumer groups discuss and celebrate
Publication date: 14 Jan 2010
Organisations meet in El Salvador to plan and celebrate CI50

CHOICE calls for risky plastics to be phased out
Publication date: 14 Jan 2010
Food industry urged to get rid of food wrapping containing hazardous chemicals

CI e-waste video shown at UN meeting in New York
Publication date: 14 Jan 2010
Seminar on waste management features video produced in conjunction with Consumers International

Transparent monitoring in Armenia
Publication date: 15 Dec 2009
Successful cooperation with the State Inspectorate on Food Safety

20 Young Consumers Clubs launched in Azerbaijan
Publication date: 26 Nov 2009
ICU supports clubs to raise awareness of consumer rights among the youth

CHOICE vindicated over aborted GroceryChoice website
Publication date: 19 Nov 2009
ACCC lambasted for scrapping supermarket price comparison website

Three quarters of food products advertised on TV unhealthy
Publication date: 18 Nov 2009
High fat, salt and sugar in food advertised on daytime television in Chile

Ghana to have consumer policy by 2010
Publication date: 11 Nov 2009
Minister of Trade hints at new competition law, reports CONSENT

Mobile phone contracts unfair, says Consumer Council of Fiji
Publication date: 11 Nov 2009

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