All CSR & Sustainability articles
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ArticleZDHC reports wider adoption of chemical management tools
ZDHC reports rising supplier participation, chemical transparency and certification across its Roadmap to Zero program.
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News briefsSweden plans PFAS ban from 2028
Sweden plans to ban PFAS in consumer products from 2028, ahead of expected EU legislation on forever chemicals.
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News briefsVF expands community college scholarship partnership
VF has expanded its community college scholarship program, which has awarded 113 scholarships to 101 students since 2022.
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News briefsSorona and WGSN identify 2027 material trends
Sorona and WGSN identify bio-based hybrids, climate-adaptive fabrics and skin-focused textiles as key apparel trends through 2027.
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ArticleMammut highlights PFAS milestone in 2025 Responsibility Report
Mammut’s 2025 Responsibility Report highlights its PFAS transition, validated net-zero target and continued progress in repair and circularity.
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ArticleGerman repair law highlights retail challenges
Germany’s new repair law strengthens consumer rights, but a NIM study finds cost and awareness remain major barriers.
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News briefsDimpora Bio gains new apparel applications
Dimpora’s PFAS-free Bio membrane is appearing in new technical apparel from California-based Tèmi and Middle Distance.
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News briefsAlpine Climate Summit launches Alps Future Award
The 3rd Alpine Climate Summit gathered 200 participants in Ehrwald and presented the first Alps Future Awards for Alpine innovation.
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News briefsCarbios expands textile recycling licensing
Carbios is extending its enzymatic recycling licenses to textiles after validating the technology for complex PET waste at industrial scale.
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News briefsOrbea launches foundation for social impact
The new Orbea Foundation formalizes and expands the Basque bike brand’s support for mobility, cycling, social and environmental projects.
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ArticleRegatta outlines 2030 climate and materials targets
Regatta details its climate, materials and supply-chain strategy, targeting a 50% emissions cut by 2030 and net zero by 2050.
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News briefsVaude marks 25 years of company childcare
The German outdoor brand is celebrating 25 years of its on-site childcare center, highlighting its long-term commitment to family-friendly employment and workforce retention.
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News briefsTatonka renews SA8000 certification for Vietnam factories
TÜV Rheinland has renewed the social responsibility certification of Tatonka’s two company-owned factories in Vietnam for another three years.
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News briefsKeen introduces landfill-activated EcoEnd midsole technology
The footwear brand is introducing an organic additive intended to accelerate the breakdown of performance foam under biologically active landfill conditions.
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ArticleCanada Goose completes first sustainability strategy
The Canadian outerwear brand reported a 50% reduction in operational emissions since FY19, secured SBTi approval for its climate targets and outlined the priorities for the next phase of its sustainability strategy.
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ArticleSchöffel publishes 2025 sustainability report, advances circularity strategy
The German outdoor and workwear specialist has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining progress on circularity, supply chain responsibility and climate action while preparing science-based emissions targets for SBTi validation.
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News briefsWileytex unveils salt-free cotton dyeing technology
The Taiwanese textile technology company says its new ecoloration process cuts water use by up to 90 percent while eliminating salt and steam from cotton dyeing.
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ArticleRieter partners launch textile recycling franchise venture
Rieter, Säntis Textiles and Valvan are combining spinning, recycling and sorting expertise in a franchise model, with the first plant planned in Qatar.
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ArticleIntersport Germany raises ESG reporting transparency
The German sporting goods retail group has aligned its sustainability reporting with the VSME standard while expanding renewable energy and circularity projects
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ArticleAku launches alpine water-awareness initiative
The Italian footwear brand is working with tourism and mountain-guide partners to raise awareness of water scarcity at alpine huts.
