Payless ShoeSource going green
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October 14, 2008

Payless ShoeSource going green

Payless Payless ShoeSource is going green as it plans to sell a line of eco-friendly shoes and handbags.
The new brand will be made from materials with less impact on the environment, such as organic cotton, hemp and recycled rubber. New assembly machines will also use biodegradable glue, and products will be shipped in boxes made from recycled materials.

-- David Adams, Times staff writer

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