Max Green Alchemy wins PETA award for shampoo

San Francisco-based Max Green Alchemy was honored with the Best Cruelty-Free Personal Care Product award by PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, in the Fifth Annual Proggy Awards.

The company will receive a framed certificate and be featured on PETA’s web site.

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