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Article

24 Oct 2012

Author:
Greenpeace

Marks & Spencer to eliminate hazardous chemicals from clothing

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has...made a breakthrough commitment...to eliminate all releases of hazardous chemicals throughout their entire supply chain and products by 2020, in response to the Greenpeace “Detox” campaign...M&S is the seventh brand to commit to eliminate releases of all hazardous chemicals throughout the supply chain and products...M&S has also committed to become more transparent and will start by releasing discharge data from five of their Chinese suppliers...[refers to H&M]