14 Top Brands Are Toxic, And Adidas Is Among The Top Names.

The international Greenpeace Organization released its latest report on toxic and polluted water in August 23rd. The results are as follows: 14 LOGOs The global brand clothing contains Nonylphenol polyoxyethylene ether , including Adidas , H & M and Abercrombie & Fitch.

It is found that there are chemicals in clothing bought and produced all over the world, and this chemical is decomposed into toxic substances. Nonylphenol It has a persistent sex hormone interference, indicating that the use and release of dangerous chemicals is a widespread and widespread problem, which will have a profound and long-term impact on human beings and wildlife.

Greenpeace's second "dirty laundry" report was released in Beijing: the results of the analysis of the main brands global sales of clothing and cloth shoes were given. Of the 78 products tested, 52 of them found that nonylphenol polyoxyethylene ether was found to be broken down into disrupting hormone nonylphenol. This toxic chemical is emitted from the textile industry to the sewer of the world, which is a widespread problem. In order to highlight this problem and find a solution to be urgently resolved, activists in Philippines wore T-shirts on the same day, which read slogans, "dirty laundry water" flows into the markina River, requiring laundry to remove chemicals and poison our rivers.

Greenpeace released its first dirty laundry report six weeks ago, detailing the results of a year long study of these clothing brands. Suppliers in China were found to have discharged many chemicals into the Yangtze River Delta. As a global detoxification campaign, including a global striptease and reshaping of store brand activities, Nike and Puma have publicly pledged to eliminate dangerous chemicals in their supply chain and products.

"Do not take actions to remove these chemicals, world-renowned brands such as Adidas When washing clothes containing these chemicals, harmful substances will be released to the global sewer. Brands must remove these chemicals from their products, and the best way to remove toxic chemicals in production is to make the chemicals used and released by their factories clean.