Burberry, Dior And Other Luxury Brands Deny The Behavior Of Animal Abuse

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Xiaobian of the network introduces Burberry, Dior and other luxury brands, denying the act of killing animals.

Saint Laurent, Burberry and Dior

A strong denial statement was issued on the alleged incident of obtaining rabbit fur from the farm.

A non-profit animal welfare organization, Last Chance for Animals, said that the organization spent two years studying 70 rabbit farms in Spain, and found that brands such as Marc Jacobs, Diane von Furstenberg, Burberry, Christian Dior, hon, Hon and HSI were using animal fur from those farms and committing crimes against animals.

Saint Laurent brand recently issued a statement that after in-depth investigation of the brand, it can be confirmed that the Saint Laurent brand did not get fur supply from Curticub in any indirect or direct way, and committed the crime of cruelty to livestock.

The Saint Laurent team is working hard to find solutions to ensure high standards of animal welfare and ensure sustainable development.

Saint Laurent developed a specific "fur guide" to distribute raw materials from the direct supplier system.

Burberry brand spokesman also said that there is nothing to do with supplying farm Curticub, nor is it a supplier of brand names.

The Burberry brand also strongly condemns illegal acts of cruelty to kill animals. The brand uses natural raw materials, and the company strives to uphold the right moral standards and implement moral trade policies in line with standards.

Burberry brand promises will not use raw materials from illegal animal killing animals.

The representative also said that the company would not allow such illegal trade to happen.

The company was shocked by the cruel images of killing animals. Dior said the company's values and practices were consistent, and all fur products were fully respected by EU guidelines.