LONDON – More than 200 international fashion brands have been rated for the animal welfare standards in their supply chains for a new directory from the Four Paws non profit.
The ‘Wear it Kind’ directory claims about five billion animals are at risk of suffering for fashion, either due to routine mutilations and poor husbandry, or being killed for their fur.
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