Bulldog founder Simon Duffy calls on beauty industry to step up to sustainability

18-Oct-2019
Sustainability Male Grooming

The brand has recently offset the carbon emissions produced during the production, packaging and distribution of its hero Original Moisturiser product

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The founder of men’s skin care brand Bulldog is calling on industry to make sustainability an essential part of business.

Simon Duffy says it is no longer enough to

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