Greenpeace and its toxic campaigns

In addition to surging brand interest, the campaign has expanded sinee 2011. Other initiatives are now nestled under its greater umbrella, ineluding 

The Fashion Manifesto, and reports like Detox Catwalk and Toxic Threads. The Manifesto has been signed by models, bloggers, designers, and other forees in the fashion industry. It calls for immediate action by brands and suppliers greater industry transparency and honesty. 

The reports are investigative work by Greenpeace. Detox Catwalk examines the progress of brands who have committed the label to sustainability and Toxic Threads is a research report identifying hazardous chemicals in the garments produced by top clothing manufacturers. 

Scientific analysis of samples from both facilities revealed the presence of hazardous and persistent hormone disrupter chemicals, including 

In 2013 Greenpeace launched the Detox Fashion eampaign, whieh signed up some fashion brands to stop the disehaige of toxie ehemicals into rivers as a result of the production of their clothes. 

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Gap has announced its decision to phase out toxic chemicals from its products and supply chain, but Greenpeace campaigners are less than enthused with the retail giant s plan of attack. The problem may lie with the company Gap chooses to keep. The firm is among the latest signatories to the Zero... 

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