STOCKHOLM – Animal rights campaigners have submitted a shareholder resolution to Swedish fashion giant H&M asking the company to investigate its sourcing of duck down.
PETA’s move comes after it claimed last year that live ducks were having their throats slit and feet cut off in Vietnam to produce down under the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) for leading brands, including H&M.
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