Body Shop dropped from ethical fund's approved list: Correction

Stephen Ward,Will Bennett,Heather Connon

Wednesday 24 August 1994 23:02 BST

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NATIONAL Provident Institution has asked us to say that it has not dropped The Body Shop from the list of companies it is prepared to invest in through its Global Care ethical fund, as was understood from a conversation with one of its analysts on Monday. NPI confirms it is discussing with The Body Shop allegations made in an American report due to be published this month.

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