STOCKHOLM – Swedish fashion company H&M has again called for an urgent review of the European Union’s REACH regulations which govern the manufacture and import of chemical substances.
H&M has sent a second letter to the EU, calling for a revision of REACH as soon as possible, after an earlier letter, sent to EU president Ursula von der Leyen in December by H&M and 21 co-signees, failed to elicit the desired response.
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