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Big W pulls controversial item from sale after furious response - Vimarsana News

Big W pulls controversial item from sale after furious response

Big W removed the items before any could be sold. Find out more.

Source: yahoo.com
Adidas responds to activist outcry over use of kangaroo leather - Vimarsana News

Adidas responds to activist outcry over use of kangaroo leather

The sporting goods manufacturer Adidas is defending itself against accusations by animal rights activists that kangaroos are "cruelly murdered" for the production of football boots. The proportion of kangaroo leather used in the production of football boots is now well below 0.5%, said an Adidas spokesman. "We source the leather exclusively from suppliers that are monitored and certified by the Australian government to ensure both animal welfare and species protection," he emphasized. Animal rig

Source: yahoo.com
New Balance Phasing Out Kangaroo Leather, Following Nike and Puma - Vimarsana News

New Balance Phasing Out Kangaroo Leather, Following Nike and Puma

The Boston-based shoe brand will stop using the animal skins by the end of next year.

Source: yahoo.com
Alternative Leather Handbags from Royal Favorite Strathberry - Vimarsana News

Alternative Leather Handbags from Royal Favorite Strathberry

Another company is seeing the benefits of vegan leather. Recently the Scottish brand, Strathberry, launched its first line of alternative-leather handbags.

Puma and Nike's plans to phase out kangaroo leather misguided, industry stakeholders say - Vimarsana News

Puma and Nike's plans to phase out kangaroo leather misguided, industry stakeholders say

The kangaroo industry argues its leather is more sustainable than sheep and cattle equivalents, and says Nike and Puma's decision to phase out its use will actually result in more roos being shot.

Source: abc.net.au