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Group Action Day against Plastics in Cosmetics in Berlin
Greenpeace volunteers are informing the public about the harmful plastic components in the examples of three different "Taft" hair products. Taft is a head brand of the German company Henkel. The campaign is taking place nationwide in 60 cities including Berlin, Essen and Munich. In addition to a two-meter persiflage of a "Taft" advertisement and an infostand, the volunteers will do a survey and pass the results to Henkel as well.
In original language:
Gruppenaktionstag gegen Plastik Kosmetikprodukten in Berlin
Ueber umweltschaedliche Plastikverbindungen informieren Greenpeace-Ehrenamtliche am morgigen Samstag am Beispiel von Drei-Wetter-Taft, einer Schwarzkopf-Marke der Deutschen Firma Henkel. Die Aktion findet bundesweit in 60 Staedten statt, darunter Berlin, Essen und Muenchen. Neben einer rund zwei Meter großen Persiflage einer Drei-Wetter-Taft-Werbung und einem Infostand werden die Ehrenamtlichen eine Straßenumfrage durchführen und die Ergebnisse an Henkel uebergeben.
Unique identifier:
GP0STQQX8
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
06/05/2017
Locations:
Berlin
,
Europe
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Germany
Credit line:
© Gordon Welters / Greenpeace
Size:
6720px × 4480px 4MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Group Action Day Against Plastics in Cosmetic Products in Berlin
Plastic in cosmetics is a problem for all conventional manufacturers, but the policies are not able to end this unnecessary environmental pollution. The Federal Government relies on the so-called "cosmetic dialogue", a voluntary commitment by manufacturers to get rid of microplastics by 2020. Because the German Minister of the Environment, Barbara Hendricks (SPD) allows the manufacturers to decide themselves which plastics they want to use in their products, the agreement actually is insufficient. With a manufacturer check, Greenpeace demonstrated that all German producers continue to use plastics, but are free to call themselves "microplastic-free".
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