Major Retailers Criticized for Failing to Address Toxic Chemicals
A new report places 17 prominent brands in the 'Toxic Hall of Shame' for inadequate safety measures against hazardous substances.
- The 2024 Retailer Report Card by Toxic-Free Future evaluated 50 major retailers, with an average grade of D+.
- Seventeen companies, including Chipotle, Trader Joe’s, and McDonald's, received failing grades for their chemical safety practices.
- The report highlights the prevalence of PFAS and other harmful chemicals in consumer products, urging retailers to adopt safer alternatives.
- Apple, Sephora, Target, and Walmart were among the few retailers to earn an A grade for their proactive measures.
- The report aims to inform holiday shoppers and hold retailers accountable for the safety of their products.