Burberry makes an unexpected commitment to environmental sustainability
Not too long ago, Burberry got extreme backlash for incinerating over $38 million worth of goods. Now, it plans to be an eco-friendly brand.
Source: therising.co
Not too long ago, Burberry got extreme backlash for incinerating over $38 million worth of goods. Now, it plans to be an eco-friendly brand.
Source: therising.co
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