Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/-Detox--Fashion-Show-in-Manila-27MZIFIT3T3T.htmlConceptually similar"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaGP02GEPCompleted★★★★"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaGP02GESCompleted★★★★"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaGP02GEQCompleted★★★★"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaGP02GERCompleted★★★★"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaGP02GETCompleted★★★★"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaGP02GEUCompleted★★★★"Detox" Striptease in ManilaGP02GV4Completed★★★★★★"Detox" Striptease in ManilaGP02GV5Completed★★★★Philippine TV Personality Angel AquinoGP02GMMCompleted★★★★View AllGP02GEV"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaVolunteer fashion models present sport clothing designed by Greenpeace and bearing the message "Detox" to call on the sportswear giants Adidas and Nike to remove toxic chemicals from their supply chains and from their products. The demand comes as the result of a year-long investigation into toxic water pollution resulting from the release of hazardous chemicals by the textile industry in China, and how the chain of custody tracks back to the Philippines and other markets worldwide.Locations:Central Luzon-Manila-Philippines-Quezon City-Southeast AsiaDate:13 Jul, 2011Credit:© John Javellana / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3600px X 2400pxKeywords:adidas-Clothing-Detox (campaign title)-Faces-Girls-Greenpeace volunteers-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Nike-People-Textile industry-Toxics (campaign title)-Two people-Water pollutionShoot:"Detox" Fashion Show in ManilaVolunteer fashion models present sport clothing designed by Greenpeace and bearing the message "Detox" to call on the sportswear giants Adidas and Nike to remove toxic chemicals from their supply chains and from their products. The demand comes as the result of a year-long investigation into toxic water pollution resulting from the release of hazardous chemicals by the textile industry in China, and how the chain of custody tracks back to the Philippines and other markets worldwide. The investigation, published in a Greenpeace report called "Dirty Laundry", focuses on two facilities that were found to be discharging a range of hazardous and persistent chemicals with hormone-disrupting properties. These results are indicative of a much wider problem that is posing serious and immediate threats to both our precious ecosystems and to human health.