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Oxfam and Recycle now have designs on less clothing waste
26 Jun '09
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Laura Underwood from Recycle Now said: “Recycle Week is a great opportunity to remind us just how easy it is to waste less and reuse more of the things we buy. Not only does it help the environment, but it can also benefit our pockets.
This year has marked significant changes in the right direction with the launch of the Government's Sustainable Clothing Action Plan. This was supported by 300 organisations from High Street retailers to designers and textile manufacturers helping to battle the environmental impacts of 'throw away fashion'.
This year has marked significant changes in the right direction with the launch of the Government's Sustainable Clothing Action Plan. This was supported by 300 organisations from High Street retailers to designers and textile manufacturers helping to battle the environmental impacts of 'throw away fashion'.
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