Consumption. Not All Second-Hand Clothing Is Virtuous, Oxfam Warns: How to Sort?
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Are second-hand clothing always a good social, economic and environmental alternative to the new? No, according to Oxfam, who is publishing a report this Thursday on the impact of different second-hand shopping and sales channels.
According to the NGO, second-hand sales by for-profit companies cost the consumer more and have an impact on the environment five times higher than historical players.
In a report, the NGO specializing in combating inequality and poverty warns about the environmental and social impact of the second for-profit hand. Progressing at the expense of the social and solidarity economy, it emits a significant carbon footprint.
While the opportunity has never been so popular, Oxfam France warns about the differences in impact between second-hand models.
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