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Article

17 Mar 2006

Author:
Ireland On-Line

Roddick: Body Shop deal not a sell out

Criticism that Body Shop was getting into bed with “the enemy” because L’Oreal has not abandoned animal testing was rejected by Dame Anita, who said the £652m (€939m) deal was a chance to strike a fairer deal for the world’s poor. Claiming the Body Shop was about values and not just animal testing, Dame Anita said: “The most exciting thing about this is that L’Oreal is asking us to teach it about community trade, which is the best poverty eradicator in the world.”