Burberry vows to end burning of unsold goods
Luxury goods giant promises to step up recycling and re-use efforts and pledges to end the use of fur
Burberry has this morning announced it is to end the controversial practice of destroying unsold products, with immediate effect. The luxury goods company found itself facing fierce public criticism...
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