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Bhumi’s equity crowdfunding campaign launches on Monday, 25 February 2019
- Published March 10, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Highlights
- Bhumi is launching an equity crowdfunding campaign with Birchal
- The campaign will begin on Monday, 25 February and be open for two weeks
Toxic dyes, pesticides, child labour and sweatshops should have no place in textiles today. At Bhumi, we believe every product must be made with respect for the human and environmental resources that make it possible.
Bhumi was founded to offer sustainable Bedding, Bath and Basics that are made with the greater good in mind. Our supply chain is endorsed by Fairtrade, all the cotton used is certified organic and our processes are sustainable from “seed to shelf”.
Since 2015, by choosing organic cotton over regular cotton, Bhumi has saved 60 million litres of water, avoided 294,507 km of driving emissions and powered 102 million light bulbs through energy savings, along with ZERO toxic chemicals & NO child labour.
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