After more than 40,000 people worldwide, including supporters took action against makers of Lipton tea
and after representatives from PETA
affiliates in India, the U.S., and Europe flew to London to meet with Unilever—the world's largest tea maker, which makes the Lipton and PG tips brands—the company has agreed to end all nonrequired animal testing for their teas and tea-based beverages worldwide.
and after representatives from PETA affiliates in India, the U.S., and Europe flew to London to meet with Unilever—the world's largest tea maker, which makes the Lipton and PG tips brands—the company has agreed to end all nonrequired animal testing for their teas and tea-based beverages worldwide.With this victory, the suffering of animals for Lipton and PG tips teas ends.
Source: PETA
