Lidl gradually increases the proportion of sustainable cotton in its own branded textile products
By working with CmiA, Lidl wants to show that agriculture, social responsibility and environmental protection can go hand in hand with regard to raw materials and thus take their responsibility for the environment and society seriously in their global value chain. By purchasing CmiA -labeled Lidl textile products, customers can actively contribute to improving the living conditions of small farmers in Africa and their families and protecting the environment.
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