What does CI stand for?

Consumers International (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

According to a report by BBC News, the statement came after global umbrella group Consumers International put the UK in last place in a survey of 16 countries' copyright laws.

UK 'has the worst copyright laws', says consumer watchdog

A survey by Consumers International, rated the UK's intellectual property laws as worse than Thailand.

Consumers International has received US$450,000 from the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF), and part of the proceeds will pay for goods, works, related services and consulting services under the project Promotion of Consumer Protection in the Caribbean.

Consumer protection

Millions of tons of e-waste disappears from the developed world every year and continues to reappear in developing countries, despite international bans," according to Luke Upchurch from Consumers International, which represents more than 220 consumer groups in 115 countries.

Breeding toxins from dead PCs

com reports that the International Obesity Taskforce (IOTF) and Consumers International (CI) have jointly developed the International Code on Marketing of Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverages to Children, which they plan to present to the World Health Assembly next month.

Groups propose new restrictions on marketing foods to children

As the statistics were unveiled, Consumers International and the International Obesity Task Force launched a drive to ban cartoon characters from junk food ads aimed at children.

177m young overweight

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The groups launched the Global Dump Soft Drinks Campaign at the Consumers International World Congress in Sydney, Australia, in October 2007.

Can "Dumping Soda" mitigate global obesity trends?

As Consumers International has stated: "In order for organizations to play a constructive role (in alleviating the negative effects of globalization), they need incentives to change their operations towards more socially responsible production and delivery of services.

The contours of choice: the role of consumer information in social ...