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Peach Sustainability Actions

Uses lower-impact materials

Good On You says Perky Peach uses a medium share of lower-impact materials, including recycled materials. It also mentions rPET, bamboo, and organic cotton in the brand’s products. These materials can reduce some environmental harm compared with conventional options, especially by lowering the use of virgin fossil-based fibres and some chemical inputs. However, the same assessment says there is no evidence the brand is cutting textile waste or reducing energy use and greenhouse gas emissions in production.

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Publishes a labour rating

Good On You gives Perky Peach a labour rating of “very poor.” The reason is not a confirmed abuse case, but a lack of public information about labour policies and worker protections. In plain terms, the brand does not share enough detail for the rater to judge how it treats workers across its supply chain. That makes it hard for shoppers to check whether the brand is managing labour risks well.

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Uses ingredient screening

The Commons Earth reviewed Peach And Lily and flagged several ingredient groups of concern, including petrochemical-based ingredients, palm oil-derived ingredients, microplastics, and other ingredients of concern. This kind of screening looks at what goes into products and how those ingredients may affect the environment. The rating does not prove harm, but it shows the brand has room to improve ingredient choices and product transparency.

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