http://grass-routes.org/ontour/organic-cotton-in-turkey.html Sun, 05 Feb 2012 09:30:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://grass-routes.org/ontour/organic-cotton-in-turkey.html/comment-page-1#comment-18 Anonymous Tue, 08 May 2007 19:35:00 +0000 http://grass-routes.org/?p=25#comment-18 It is interesting to read an eyewitness story about ecological produced cotton.<br/>Some weeks ago I read in a magazine about an ecologicical cotton of H&M for baby clothing. So I went to H&M. What a lot of childres and baby clothes they have! But where were the ecological babyclothes? I askeda freindly young woman: "can you tell me where I can find the ecological babyclothes?" She looked at me as if I had asked where I could find the Ufo's. Because I insisted that I had read about it, she went to a colleague. Fortunatley the colleague understood and pointed out where we could find what I asked for. The young lady went with me and saw what was meant. "Ooh, organic!" she called out. She showed me which baby clothes had the label "organic". I thanked her for helping me and then asked: "do you know what it stands for, organic?"No", she said, she thought it was just a design name. She turned out to be really interested to know and thanked me for telling her.<br/>So I think there really is a job to do find creative ways to make people aware; it is not being tought in school!<br/>Riki It is interesting to read an eyewitness story about ecological produced cotton.
Some weeks ago I read in a magazine about an ecologicical cotton of H&M for baby clothing. So I went to H&M. What a lot of childres and baby clothes they have! But where were the ecological babyclothes? I askeda freindly young woman: “can you tell me where I can find the ecological babyclothes?” She looked at me as if I had asked where I could find the Ufo’s. Because I insisted that I had read about it, she went to a colleague. Fortunatley the colleague understood and pointed out where we could find what I asked for. The young lady went with me and saw what was meant. “Ooh, organic!” she called out. She showed me which baby clothes had the label “organic”. I thanked her for helping me and then asked: “do you know what it stands for, organic?”No”, she said, she thought it was just a design name. She turned out to be really interested to know and thanked me for telling her.
So I think there really is a job to do find creative ways to make people aware; it is not being tought in school!
Riki

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