Supply chain – Anthrocode

Clothing brands that are correcting their toxic tactics

Posted on December 19, 2012 by timbatchelder

Triumph Lingerie Gets Oeko-Tex’s Eco-Friendly Seal of Approval
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Photo by Jasmin Malik Chua for Ecouterre

One of the world’s largest producers of lingerie, underwear, and loungewear is finally giving Ma Earth the support she deserves. Triumph International announced Thursday that its entire…

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H&M’s Conscious Collection: More Than Just Talk? A Conversation on Fast Fashion and Sustainability (eco-chick.com)
Fashion brands including Gap & Brooks Brothers dumping toxic wastewater in Indonesia waterways (greenpeaceblogs.org)
M&S lingerie chief Schaffer leaves (bbc.co.uk)

Green peace compels Mango, Esprit to clean up their supply chains

Posted on December 8, 2012 by timbatchelder

Mango, Esprit Pledge to Eliminate Toxic Chemicals From Supply Chains by 2020, Thanks to Greenpeace Campaign
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Greenpeace’s “Detox” campaign is having a banner month. Not only did the environmental nonprofit convince Zara, the world’s No. 1 apparel retailer, to commit to eliminating hazardous chemicals from its supply chain by 2020, but…

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