Fashion brand declares war on greenwash

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Marketing should be as sustainable as products, say clothing company founders

The founders of sustainable fashion brand Rapanui Clothing have declared war on greenwash. Brothers Mart and Rob Drake-Knight are campaigning to make marketing as sustainable as the green products...

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