EJF is delighted to announce that ethical shoppers can now buy quirky, ocean themed outfits designed by The Rodnik Band from our Pop Up shop 'JUST' on Carnaby Street.
EJF is delighted to announce that ethical shoppers can now buy quirky, ocean themed outfits designed by The Rodnik Band from our Pop Up shop 'JUST' on Carnaby Street.
Come visit EJF's concept store on London's iconic Carnaby Street!
This award-winning film by EJF documents how at the forefront of global cotton production, Uzbekistan's human rights and environmental record lags far behind the rest of the world.
For more information on the true cost of cotton, download EJF's report "White Gold".
British fashion designer Katharine Hamnett launches Save the Future at H&M for EJF and Climate Week.
Actor and supermodel Lily Cole visits the cotton fields, gin, dye-house and factory where EJF's climate-neutral t-shirts are made.
EJF's groundbreaking report on forced child labour and the mismanagement of water resources in Uzbekistan's cotton production.
EJF looks at water footprints with a focus on water in cotton production and the demise of the Aral Sea.
This report details the environmental and human impacts of one of the world's most dangerous and pervasive pesticides.
A must-read for all retailers and brands keen to understand why knowing where their cotton comes from is so important, and how they can go about tracking and tracing this seemingly complex supply chain.
The report summarises information provided by independent journalists and human rights activists on the conditions under which the Uzbek cotton industry operates