GOTHENBURG – Four more clothing brands have joined safer chemicals NGO ChemSec’s campaign to end the use of harmful PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) chemicals in apparel and supply chains.
Scandinavian fashion retailer KappAhl, Swedish outdoor brand Houdini Sportswear, jacket maker Elvine and equestrian sportswear brand Stierna have all signed up to the ChemSec campaign.
They join H&M, Coop Denmark, Kingfisher, EurEau, Stadium and IDUN Minerals, all of whom have already joined the movement against the use of PFAS.
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