Following the release of the "fashion poison - the global clothing brand's China water pollution survey" released last month, Greenpeace also has the latest research progress.

15, the organization held a press conference to announce the world.

The survey results include

NP, like the plasticizer that has aroused widespread concern, is a chemical substance added to the production process, which can cause harm to human reproductive health.

Although the substance on clothing can be washed away by water, it will continue to affect the environment and become a health risk factor after entering the water body.

Regarding this, Lining, director of Public Relations Department of Zhang Xiaoyan, said that it was not clear about the matter and would give a reply after knowing the matter.

On the official website of Li Ning Co, a statement dated August 22nd, said the company decided to make a commitment to achieve environmentally friendly emissions in the supply chain, and the specific time and plan for improvement were not mentioned.

The staff of the public relations department of Adidas Beijing office also said it was not clear about the matter.

The phone at Adidas headquarters in Shanghai has been unable to connect as of press time.

NP has been banned in Europe and America.

Ignored in China

The survey sample was purchased from 18 countries and the sample was produced in 13 countries. Therefore, the survey is considered to be the most widely used survey of the major clothing brands so far.

The brand of this survey includes not only adult clothing but also children's clothing.

Greenpeace says this substance has been banned in Europe and America, but it has not received enough attention in our country.

These clothing brands have a responsibility to ensure that their environmental policies and performance are consistent with their brand values.

This is what they have not done yet.

It is imperative for the brand to make a commitment to eliminate toxic and harmful substances used in the supply chain, to disclose environmental information to the public, and to formulate action plans with clear timetables to prevent further accumulation of toxic and harmful substances in rivers and thus pose a threat to human health and environment.

Local trends

Yunnan agents said they were not aware of the situation.

Reporters in KFC, "soya bean milk door", "noodle soup" and other famous brands encountered a trust crisis, followed by a number of well-known clothing brands have not been spared.

Yesterday, Greenpeace organized a press conference in Beijing to announce the survey results of toxic and harmful substances in global brand clothing. Adidas, Lining, Nike and other garments were exposed to toxic substances.

This is another latest survey after Greenpeace released the "poison of fashion - the global clothing brand's China water pollution survey" in July 13th.

Greenpeace requires these brands to immediately disclose information about toxic and harmful substances to the public, and undertake to eliminate and exclude the use and discharge of toxic and harmful substances in their supply chain.

Yesterday, the reporter contacted the 3 agents of Nike, Adidas and Lining, the Yunnan agent, the oron Expo economic and Trade Co., Ltd., and the Dragon Expo said that the 3 brands currently being represented were unknown, such as the toxic substances contained in Greenpeace, and had to wait for headquarters to find out whether they were true.