Published 09/18/2024 12:37:13 p.m.

Ban Second-hand Clothing Importation –Greenpeace Africa

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Officials of Greenpeace Africa and traders from Katamanto in a pose with copies of the report ACCORDING to a study conducted by Greenpeace Africa, approximately 1,500 tonnes of second-hand garments are received in Kantamanto, Ghana’s largest second-hand clothing market, with majority of these clothes being made with fossil fuel based synthetic fibres like polyester. Nearly half […] The post Ban Second-hand Clothing Importation –Greenpeace Afr…

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Ban Second-hand Clothing Importation –Greenpeace Africa

Officials of Greenpeace Africa and traders from Katamanto in a pose with copies of the report ACCORDING to a study conducted by Greenpeace Africa, approximately 1,500 tonnes of second-hand garments are received in Kantamanto, Ghana’s largest second-hand clothing market, with majority of these clothes being made with fossil fuel based synthetic fibres like polyester. Nearly half […] The post Ban Second-hand Clothing Importation –Greenpeace Afr…

09/18/2024 12:37:13 p.m.

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