Pandora vows to ditch mined silver and gold for its jewellery by 2025
Jewellery giant's plan to only use silver and goal from recycled sources will slash its carbon footprint and water usage, moving it closer to a commitment to become carbon neutral by 2025
Pandora, the world's largest jewellery maker by volume, has today announced it will phase out mined silver and gold from its jewellery line by 2025. The Copenhagen-based company said the move to recycled...
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