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The Body Shop Takes Biggest Anti Animal Testing Campaign in . . . But Forbes contributor and journalist Celia Shatzman points out that 80% of countries still do not have laws preventing animal testing in cosmetics Additionally, Shatzman highlighted that animal testing is both expensive and ineffective, only predicting the human reaction to cosmetics “40 to 60% of the time”
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