UNIQLO Announces That It Will Stop Using Ma Haimao's Fabric Before 2020.

After more than 60 fashion brands such as H&M and ZARA, UNIQLO has become another brand that stops using mohair. PETA the first Ma Haimao of PETA industry The field investigation revealed the brutality of the workers and the killing of goats, which caused a great sensation in the fashion industry.

South Africa, the world's largest Ma Haimao (Angola cashmere) producing area, provides more than 50% of the global Ma Haimao market. Raw material Source. Recently, the PETA PETA released a field survey of the Mohair industry in South Africa, revealing the extremely brutal situation hidden behind the Mohair industry, in response to PETA. industry More than 100 large retailers worldwide have announced the ban on Ma Haimao's video exposure. At present, the fast selling brand UNIQLO, which is popular among young people, has joined the team. The company, which occupies 19 markets in the world and has 2000 stores, will no longer buy products containing such cruelty.

In the PETA video, the first Angola goat cub was screaming in fear. The remuneration of shearing workers is calculated according to quantity rather than by time, prompting them to work hastily and hastily, causing bleeding wounds to the goats, and do not apply any pain relief measures to them when they are sewn up. A goat who has been regarded as an unprofitable goat will suffer from extreme pain: a worker slowly cut their throat with a blunt knife when they were completely conscious, broke their necks, and finally cut off their heads; the other goats were dragged to the slaughterhouse, where they were struck by electric shocks, tied by one leg, hung upside down, and their necks were cut open blood.

"Every mohair sweater and scarf is a metaphor for the fear, blood and crying of meek goats," said Jason Beck, vice president of PETA international project. "PETA appreciates and respects UNIQLO and other brands. They have made a sympathetic decision to abandon mohair and appeal to other brands to join them."

According to PETA's principle, "animals are not for us to wear." we have now asked South African law enforcement agencies to investigate and charge suspected violations of the animal protection act of 1962. The investigation is under way.

UNIQLO will completely abandon Mohair products before 2020, becoming one of the brands that have responded to the PETA investigation after Esprit, Gap, H&M, Mango, Next, Topshop, and Zara and many others. At present, PETA is appealing to Fukushima Kiko to join in.