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Fast fashion and why it’s a feminist issue

Fast fashion and why it’s a feminist issue

Fashion may empower the women who wear it, but it needs to start empowering the women who make it too. A quick google search of ‘feminist clothing’ yields about 38.5 million results. Most of these are shopping posts, linking you to slogan tees with phrases like ‘woman up’ and ‘smash...

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Amazon removes fake Coronavirus ‘cures’ from site

Amazon removes fake Coronavirus ‘cures’ from site

Over one million products that claim to protect against the coronavirus or ‘cure’ the infection altogether have been pulled. Whenever there’s a global panic, you can bet that companies will find a way to capitalise on people’s fears before things get properly sorted out. The coronavirus has caused havoc on international...

Company responsible for Amazonian deforestation to launch meat-free burger

Company responsible for Amazonian deforestation to launch meat-free burger

There’s a new plant-based burger in meat-free town, but we have reason to doubt the ethics of the company producing it. Cargill Inc is fitting to challenge Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods with new plant-based meat alternatives, which it hopes to be offering to retailers by April. Cargill is America’s largest privately help company, and as the market for imitation meats continues to grow they’ve clearly sniffed out where the next...

By London, UK
Coke and Pepsi among corporations being sued for lying about plastic pollution

Coke and Pepsi among corporations being sued for lying about plastic pollution

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, Nestle, and Procter and Gamble are some of the corporations targeted by a new environmental lawsuit. It’s likely that at some point in 2019 you saw the cloying ads by the Coca-Cola company littering buses and tube stations which declare the beverage conglomerate is ‘investing in new technologies to recycle in unrecyclable’. Like many companies today, Coca-Cola is trying to get on top of the outcry against climate change...

By London, UK
Calvin Klein brings back its genderless fragrance from the 90s

Calvin Klein brings back its genderless fragrance from the 90s

Calvin Klein has acknowledged that fragrance is the next step in the gender-neutral frontier, bringing back unisex CK ONE from the ‘90s. The world’s first genderless fragrance is making a comeback, as more people decide they want to be recognised for their individual wants and tastes, rather than for their prescribed identities. Originally debuting in 1994 as ‘CK One,’ the fragrance was the only one of its time to be openly...

By London, UK
Coca-Cola defends single use plastic

Coca-Cola defends single use plastic

Speaking to the BBC, Coca-Cola’s senior vice president made clear that the company has no plans to drop its heavy reliance on single use plastics. It probably doesn’t come as a huge surprise to many that Coca-Cola is a significant producer of plastic waste. Most of us have purchased bottles of the fizzy stuff at some point and chucked the leftover containers into a recycling bin without a second thought. But...

By Bristol, UK