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Just The Facts
Remember when you were young-people born in the 60s or 70s-and that brand was introduced that was sort of a non-brand? A can of soda just had the word 'cola' printed on the can and nothing more. Well these two things sort of remind me of that same sentiment only with todays smarter consumer in mind.
These cookies by interdisciplinary creative duo AndrewAndrew are all about full disclosure so you can learn all about your snack before eating it.. that is if you can wait long enough to read the nutritional facts before taking a bite. Then there's the T-shirt from TS Designs out of North Carolina who are on a mission to spread the green gospel right on the front of their Ts which disclose all clothing facts. No sweatshops, no harsh chemical dyes, just the good stuff. Thinking of making your own Ts, these folks co-brand too. 
[Tshirt from inhabitat]
It amazes me that people actually follow through on such genius ideas!
i have just read in Vanity Fair that Prince Charles is trying to get companies to put the carbon emmisions used to get a product somewhere, in the same way that they do the nutritional facts. kind of interesting and vaguely connected with your post. x rita
This reminds me of an article I found on world changing's website about creating Environmental Impact labels: http://www.worldchanging.com/archives//004047.html