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Lindex joins Canopy campaign to protect endangered forests

23/11/2015

Swedish retailer Lindex has signed up to the CanopyStyle campaign, which works to protect endangered forests by using only cellulose fabrics that have been sourced from certified sources. Canopy’s aim is to have a viscose supply chain free of ancient and endangered forests by 2017. Anna-Karin Dahlberg, Production Support Manager at Lindex, said: ...

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