Tiniest Footprint: Huggies to eliminate plastic from wet wipes
Brand aims to remove 50 tonnes of plastic by the end of 2019
Childcare brand Huggies has announced plans to completely eliminate plastic from its baby wipes over the next five years. The firm made the commitment in an action plan outlined earlier this week that...
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