Criticism
Animal rights group PETA criticized Canadian politician Justin Trudeau and his family for wearing Canada Goose products in a family Christmas photo because of the use of fur. Canada Goose maintains a conscientious position on use of animal-derived products, saying that in particular, the use of coyote fur is “only as absolutely necessary, and exclusively for functional purposes”. Many Canada Goose products do not use coyote fur, and the down filling used in Canada Goose jackets is a byproduct from the poultry industry.
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