"
Halve carbon emissions
" and "
ensure a living wage for its workers
".
Like many other brands of "
fast fashion
" - understand fashion at a low price - Primark promised Wednesday September 15 to implement a series of measures to make its products more respectful of human rights and the environment.
An obligation for brands in a sector increasingly criticized for its ecological impact and its breaches of respect for human rights.
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And on the matter, the list is as long as the promises are ambitious.
H&M thus promises that in 2030, it will "
use only materials from sustainable sources
".
For its part, Uniqlo wants: "to
eliminate single-use plastic throughout its supply chain
" ... A race for who will be the most virtuous seems to have started between the big brands.
A "fashion pact" has even been signed by more than 60 companies in the fashion and textile sector such as Celio,
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