Victoria's Secret strips off poisonous pants

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Iconic brand's parent company commits to ridding products and supply chain of hazardous chemicals by 2020

The parent company of Victoria's Secret has committed to eliminating all hazardous chemicals from its supply chain and products by the end of the decade, becoming the latest organisation to respond to...

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