PETA has badgered a bevy of big-name retailers into dropping products made from the cruelly harvested hair of the animals, ...

P&G will stop using badger hair to make its high-end Art of Shaving products after animal rights group PETA sounded alarms over industry abuses in China. PETA is pressuring other companies that make ...

CINCINNATI - Procter & Gamble Co. is getting out of the business of badger hair after animal rights activists caught Chinese farmers abusing the animals to obtain hair for shaving and paint brushes.

THE last thing a man wants in the morning, one would think, would be a badger rubbing against his face. Yet DNA tests show that many shaving brushes are made from the hair of protected Eurasian ...

More badgers will stay warm this winter as a growing number of companies drop the small creatures’ coarse hair from their products amid pressure from animal rights activists. The French beauty company ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . A resurgent interest in shaving brushes made from animal hair prompted researchers from the CDC to remind ...

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Procter & Gamble Co. has agreed to stop selling badger hair brushes because of concerns about animal abuse by suppliers in China. P&G will immediately stop using badger hair in its Art of Shaving ...