MuLondon gains new vegan accreditation from Vegetarian Society

Published: 9-Apr-2018
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The skin care company’s founder says the society’s new vegan mark is a ‘sign of the zeitgeist’

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MuLondon, the skin care company headquartered in London, has been awarded the new vegan trademark from Vegetarian Society.

The mark requires brands to meet a set of strict criteria that prove

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