H&M Shutting Down Angola Rabbit Hair Products

< p > the world's second largest a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > clothing retailer < /a > H&MHennes&MauritzAB (HMb.ST) Hayne Maurice group announced on Wednesday that it immediately halted all decisions to produce all Angola rabbit hair products in response to allegations of suspected animal abuse by the PETA Asia good animal agency last week on Angola rabbit farm in China.

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< p > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > H&MHennes&MauritzAB < /a > (HMb.ST) Hein Morris said in a statement on Wednesday that the group could not accept the act of cruelty to animals, and allowed only its products to use Angola rabbit hair produced by the animal friendly breeding place. "Before we ensure that our strict product policy is implemented, Angola rabbit hair products will not be resumed."

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< p > last week, PETA PETA broke out the Angola rabbit farm in order to get the a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > rabbit hair < /a >, pulling hair hard on the live Angola rabbit, making the rabbit scream and scream with pain, and said, "every three months, they will endure such a pain."

PETA has attached a video to give evidence, pointing out that about 90% of the world's Angola rabbit hair is from China.

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< p > according to Agence France-Presse, H&MHennes&MauritzAB (HMb.ST) Hein Morris also insisted that its suppliers comply with group policy requirements after the investigation of PETA PETA, but yesterday abruptly changed its products, followed by Swedish apparel retailers such as rival Lindex and GinaTricot, to stop purchasing rabbit hair and shutting down rabbit hair products.

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< p > besides, H&MHennes&MauritzAB (HMb.ST) Hein Morris welcomes customers to return the purchased Angola rabbit hair products to the store, they will get a full refund, but the Angola rabbit hair products currently sold will not be put off the shelves.

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< p > parity is the way that H&M always chooses.

Founded in 1947, the founder is the father of current chairman Pearson (Stefan Persson).

At that time, H&M featured a par price. As Sweden's retail industry was the same as most European countries, it had always been dominated by expensive department stores, so H&M suddenly launched a big red market in the market.

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Pearson P joined the company in 1972. He hoped that the company could add popular and quality features beyond the only low price.

Although many people believe that these characteristics can not exist in a brand at the same time, Pearson believes that the company can do it.

Later, H&M advertised "best price, providing popularity and quality", which really booted the company's success.

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The products of P H&M store are diversified, providing basic clothing for both men and women consumers and children, and selling cosmetics at the same time.

The average price of clothing in the store is only 18 dollars.

The company believes that parity can enable consumers to afford to buy new products in stores every year or even every season.

This strategy best attracts 15 to 30 years old women who want to be able to catch up with the fashionable women at any time.

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