Tesco promises chemical detox for clothing line
Supermarket giant says it will start work on eliminating hazardous chemicals from the supply chain of its clothing line F&F
Tesco has promised to eliminate hazardous chemicals from its clothing supply chain, in a major coup for environmental campaigners Greenpeace. The supermarket giant has today formally joined Greenpeace's...
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