Sports and fashion brand Adidas also made the 2020 pledge after Greenpeace published a report on toxic chemicals in Fifa World Cup merchandise, along with 18 leading brands such as H&M and Zara.
Thirty years later, United's merchandise department would turn in a tidy profit selling T-shirts emblazoned with the words: '66 was a great year for English football.
The town's Arizona market – a haven for drugs, prostitution, guns and counterfeit merchandise during and after the war - was transformed into a licensed, regulated bazaar.
The T-shirts sell for 1,200 roubles (around £21) each, and while at the shop's launch there were many more Russian TV cameras than actual customers, a few people could be seen snapping up the merchandise.
"Mind the gap" announcements have long been a feature of the capital's travel network since the first Tannoy warnings in 1969, and the phrase has become a staple of tourist merchandise.
I'm presented with signed merchandise from the show and the performer says why don't I wait on a chair; Dad gets his syringe ready to give a vitamin injection.
…which he has now trademarked for use in a range of merchandise, including "whips, harness and saddlery".
Coca-Cola delivery trucks have been hijacked and merchandise stolen by demonstrators protesting the 26 September disappearance of 43 teachers-college students.
Most of the merchandise came that way, a storeowner in Qeshm city centre tells me.
2.54pm: A reader has written in pointing out there there is now thousands of pounds worth of Kony 2012 merchandise available of Ebay.
Fast forward 20 years and Public Enemy's revolution has come true, realised not as a Marxist utopia, but as a business model for modern corporate America: moguls such as Jay-Z, P Diddy and Damon Dash own everything from the music to the merchandise, the tour, the clothing range and the drink you buy in the interval.
