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Asos, Boohoo Pledge to Stop Greenwashing Following CMA Investigation - Vimarsana News

Asos, Boohoo Pledge to Stop Greenwashing Following CMA Investigation

The fast fashion brands on Wednesday signed agreements to stick to "accurate and clear" claims surrounding their sustainability efforts.

Source: yahoo.com
Asos removes 'Responsible Edit' in response to CMA's probe - Vimarsana News

Asos removes 'Responsible Edit' in response to CMA's probe

Asos launched the Responsible Edit in 2019 to allow customers to filter products by whether they are recycled or use sustainable materials, providing a

Asda investigated to see whether George eco clothing claims are 'misleading' customers - Vimarsana News

Asda investigated to see whether George eco clothing claims are 'misleading' customers

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CMA to probe fashion retailers over recycled content claims - Vimarsana News

CMA to probe fashion retailers over recycled content claims

The Competition and Markets Authority announced last week (29 July) it will be “scrutinising eco-friendly and sustainability claims” made by a string of fashion retailers.

Green claims by Asos, Boohoo and Asda may be nothing more than flannel - Vimarsana News

Green claims by Asos, Boohoo and Asda may be nothing more than flannel

The fast-fashion brands are being investigated over allegations they may be misleading customers