CHINA: Apparel brands to reduce pollution in supply chain
By Katie Smith | 10 October 2012
Leading apparel brands including Gap, Adidas and H&M Hennes & Mauritz are looking at ways to reduce pollution within their supply chains following accusations that they were purchasing clothing from suppliers who illegally discharge polluted water in China.
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