Fashion brands pledge to stop sourcing from endangered forests

Cecilia Keating
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Fashion brands pledge to stop sourcing from endangered forests

Raft of new companies sign up to Pack4Good and CanopyStyle responsible supply chain initiatives

Major fashion and lifestyle companies, including John Lewis & Partners and Kering, the owner of Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, have committed to stop sourcing materials for use in packaging and textiles...

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