Lush considers campaign surrounding migrant crisis

Published: 24-Sep-2015
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UK bathroom products retailer Lush is considering running a campaign in aid of the growing problems faced by migrants.

Speaking to Cosmetics Business, Lush revealed that it is starting to think about what campaigns it might run next year and the ongoing migrant crisis is at the front of its mind.

Hilary Jones, Lush Ethics Director, said: “With campaigns you can only plan so much, the rest is about staying flexible to react to any political situations or world events.

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