Ruby predicts emergence of certification aggregators for microplastics, seed oils, and other avoidance categories.
“I think this speaks for the need, and I this is definitely going to emerge. It hasn't emerged yet, like, aggregator of whatever your specific thing that you don't wanna do is, microplastics, seed oils. Like, we're gonna see these aggregators, like, goods that are certified, like, not like, novel ways of doing, like, green or organic for these things and sort of self self run or, like, group run aggregators who've done the certification and then test, and they're gonna keep on running it on their own.”
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disputableLaunch of commercial certification/aggregation service for microplastic-free, seed-oil-free, or similar health-focused product categories
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