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Greenpeace says tests show PFOA in World Cup merchandise

21/05/2014
Greenpeace says tests show PFOA in World Cup merchandise

On May 19, less than a month before the start of the competition, campaign group Greenpeace announced the results of third-party laboratory tests on 33 products that Puma, Nike and adidas are selling to football fans for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. Produced in China, Indonesia, Cambodia, Bangladesh and Argentina and purchased in 16 different...

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