Greenpeace Appealed To Shoe Giant To Undertake Environmental Responsibility

With the popularity of "subcontracting" and "commissioned production", some international brands are leaving the pollutants to our country through "acting factories".

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Greenpeace requires these brands to immediately commit themselves to eliminating the toxic and harmful substances they use in the supply chain to reduce the risk of pferring pollution to the Chinese ecosystem.

"Green peace" project director Zhang Kai said: "in the textile supply chain, the big Brand Company play a leading role in the entire garment industry. Nike, Adidas and other industry giants are fully capable of contributing to the improvement of their supply chain, thereby driving the entire textile industry to eliminate toxic and harmful substances.

At present, we are in contact with many brands including the three sports brands, hoping that they can publish a timetable for eliminating toxic and harmful substances as soon as possible.

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In 2010, 36 native Chinese environmental protection organizations such as friends of nature and Public Environment Research Center issued 4 "IT industry heavy metal responsibility reports" in a row, pointing out that the factories of apple, NOKIA, Motorola, LG, Toshiba and other companies produced a lot of heavy metal substances in the production process, which harmed China's ecological environment and the surrounding public health.

To this end, environmental protection organizations require these international brands to strengthen the environmental requirements of the "foundries", manage the green supply chain with high quality, choose environmentally friendly partners, and eliminate foundry factories with insufficient environmental protection, so as to optimize the environmental responsibility of the whole industry.

Ma Jun, director of the public environment research center, said: "this year, we will continue to release the heavy metal responsibility report of the IT industry to remind consumers who buy internationally known IT brands to boycott products that seriously damage the ecological environment in the production process.

We believe that the promotion of consumer awareness is an important driving force for the manufacturing industry to improve its environmental performance.