Nike Is Listed As Greenpeace'S "Detoxification Retort".

July 6, 2016 report: Greenpeace green peace issue third phase fashion The corporate "detoxification list" is the 19 commitment to the "2020 detoxification plan" (that is, the global supply chain and product Among the top brands of all the toxic and harmful substances used and discharged in the world, Nike is the world's largest brand. Nike The action is most tardy and is listed by the organization's latest list as a "poison detractor".

Greenpeace's list of "detoxification lists" is evaluated according to the three criteria of the implementation of the "2020 poison elimination plan" by the fashion enterprises, the elimination of PFC (perfluorinated compounds) and the spanparency of environmental information disclosure in the production process, and is divided into "detoxification Pioneers (credible, specific plans for the detoxification schedule, and down-to-earth action pioneers"), "detoxifying evolutional (Progress in" detoxification "process, but if we want to achieve the ultimate goal, we need to accelerate our pace), and the three levels of" poison eavers "(who fail to bring pollution to bear their specific responsibilities and run counter to the earliest commitments).

In 2016, the fashion companies' "detoxification rankings", Zara parent Inditex India Textile, Italy fashion brand Benetton Benetton and Swedish brand H&M were awarded the title of "detoxification pioneer", while C&A, Uniqlo, UNIQLO parent company Fast Retailing fast marketing, G Star, Mango, Star, G, Star, Mango, G, Inditex, 12, were called "detoxification evolutional", and the famous brand of underwear brand, the secret parent company of Vitoria, Lining, China sports Brand Company, and Hong Kong were regarded as "detoxification reuxers".

In addition to the above fashion enterprises, Greenpeace has Armani Armani, Bestseller fashion fashion, Diesel Diesel, Dolce & Gabbana Dujia Banna, GAP cover Pu, Hermes Hermes, LVMH road venim group /Christian Dior Couture, Metersbonwe Metersbonwe, mom and pop company, fan fan Ke Cheng and Versace Versace as fashion "drug addicts" brand, because the brand has not yet made a commitment to "poison".

In 2011, Greenpeace launched a "fashion poison" campaign for the textile industry of water polluters. It appealed to fashion brands and suppliers to assume responsibility for eliminating toxic and harmful substances in production. At the same time, the group launched a "2020 detoxification plan" with several fashion companies, and released the above list later.