Greenpeace - Detox Protest at Burberry Store in London
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Greenpeace - Detox Protest at Burberry Store in Jakarta
Greenpeace International on Twitter: "We believe that @Burberry can become a #Detox leader and commit to stop using toxic chemicals. Do you agree? http://t.co/1sJH9QlXH8" / Twitter
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Greenpeace - Detox Protest at Burberry Store in London
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Greenpeace - Detox Protest at Burberry Store in Jakarta
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Burberry to stop burning unsold items after green criticism