Following investigations published by Greenpeace to certify the presence of chemical residues that cause serious health damage to their garments, Victoria? S Secret has joined the campaign for detoxification on the production line. The products contained substances called phthalates, which could influence people's hormonal levels, cause fetal malformation, reproductive system problems and even early cancer development.
The brand is committed to eliminating all toxic substances and making the production process more transparent so that we can all follow the brand transformation. The promise is that the brand will be clean by 2020. This is not the first time the brand has been investigated, and Limited Brands, which is the parent company of VS, is on the list and is the 14th company to commit to cleaner and cleaner production. safe.
In addition to phthalates, the company has committed to removing perfluorates from the confection as well, which were primarily responsible for repelling water and oil, and this will be eliminated by 2015. Rumor has it that angel Miranda Kerr, the assumed environmental advocate, would reconsider its relationship with Victoria? s Secret, but since the brand promises to detoxify production, it is unclear how it will react.
Victoria? S Secret now joins a list of companies that have responded to Greenpeace's request, including: Zara, Marks & Spencer, Nike, Levi's, H&M, C&A, Esprit, Uniqlo, Puma, and joined most recently, Benetton. We hope more companies will join this cause, both for the environment and for the safety, health and well-being of their consumers.
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