What Is The Wave Of PETA'S Stake In Prada?

Prada, a luxury group in Italy, ushered in a special new shareholder on Friday: the PETA (People: for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).

According to the US report, PETA has bought some Prada shares, but the exact amount has not been disclosed.

PETA said in a statement by the official website that they intended to help Prada stop selling as soon as possible.

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Prada declined to comment at the moment.

Recently, the rabbit hair industry in Angola has been investigated in depth to prosecute those who are cruel to animal cruelty.

There was an exposure: Prada had electric shock and cutting throat violence against a one year old ostrich, and then made ostrich skin into handbags, shoes and wallets.

We can learn from PETA's video files that Prada is the largest ostrich leather manufacturer in the world, raising ostriches on barren land. When they reach the age of one, they are pulled to slaughterhouses, and the natural life of ostrich is as long as 40 years.

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After the shareholders' meeting, we will formally call for the sale of ostrich products.

At the same time, PETA also appealed to French luxury group Herm s (Hermes) to stop using the fur of rare animals.

According to the report, "the American petty animal agency PETA claims that Herm and s two crocodile skin suppliers are suspected of cruelty to animals".

On Thursday, the group went on a campaign to oppose the fashion of making Angola rabbit hair.

It is reported that the American fashion Nasty Gal has stopped selling rabbit fur products, and joined the anti Angola rabbit hair alliance with more than 120 brands including H&M, Topshop, Asos, Urban Outfitters and Forever 21.