Kingfisher commits to harmful chemicals phase-out
B&Q and Screwfix owner promises to end use of phthalates, PFCs, and halogenated flame retardants from own-brand products by 2025
DIY retail giant Kingfisher has today promised to phase-out three groups of potentially harmful chemicals by 2025, as part of its plan to become a 'net positive' business by mid-century. The company,...
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