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H&M keen on working with Asian suppliers

April 30, 2013 Supply Chain

Publication from rappler.com March 2013

Through the Better Cotton Initiative, a partnership between the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and major brands like H&M and Ikea, H&M Global Sustainability Manager Fredrik Rosenholm says they were able to reach cotton farmers and teach them to farm cotton with less pesticides and water.

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