All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 18
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News briefsIPC launches e-textile standard
The new IPC-8981 standard is expected to help companies from both the textile and electronics sectors collaborate more effectively.
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News briefsCirc to build $500m recycling plant in France
It will be the first industrial-scale polycotton recycling plant in the world, according to Circ.
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ArticleReju selects Dutch site for first major recycling hub
The textile regeneration firm plans to build its first large-scale recycling center in the Netherlands.
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News briefsBig Rock Candy Mountaineering debuts PFAS-free jacket with eVent
The US-based startup launches its first waterproof jacket using PFAS-free fabric technology from eVent Fabrics.
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ArticleOutdoor industry has potential to be transformative force for climate action
A new international report highlights how active lifestyles and smarter wardrobes could make the outdoor and sports sector a powerful climate solution.
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News briefsHeadfirst launches Kickstarter campaign for smart urban bike helmet
The Dutch start-up introduces a modular, sensor-equipped bike helmet aiming to improve urban cycling safety and comfort.
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News briefsKizik partners with Parkinson’s Foundation on mobility
The US hands-free footwear brand collaborates with a major nonprofit to support people with Parkinson’s through product donations, education and events.
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ArticleBetter Cotton joins EU Policy Hub to shape regulation
The global sustainable cotton initiative adds its farm-level expertise to an EU policy platform influencing environmental and product legislation.
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News briefsOrtovox expands Alpine Safety course offering
The German alpine gear brand enhances its summer safety training with expanded mountaineering and first aid programs for advanced users.
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News briefsTrusTrace unveils AI tool to streamline supply chains
The traceability tech firm has launched a new AI-powered platform to help brands and suppliers manage compliance and risk at scale.
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ArticlePatagonia & environmental activism: Leading towards significant change
Read in our latest interview why the US outdoor brand sees activism as core business – and what its European sustainability lead will share at the Outdoor Impact Summit in Munich.
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ArticleWorldly launches tools to promote sustainability in the supply chain
The US-based sustainability data platform introduces new analytics tools aimed at enhancing supply chain transparency and resilience in consumer goods.
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News briefsNew textile project investigates bio-based polyethylene for apparel
A research collaboration in Germany is developing clothing from bio-based polyethylene to reduce environmental impact and boost recyclability.
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ArticleBrightfiber opens recycling factory in Amsterdam
The facility transforms locally sourced used clothes into “high-quality” textile fibers.
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News briefsDecathlon names Planet Patrol charity partner
The UK arm of the French sporting goods retailer is joining forces with a UK-based nonprofit to drive environmental engagement through local action and education.
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News briefsStrafe launches first down jacket for FW2025
The US-based mountain apparel brand partners with Pertex, NetPlus and Allied Feather + Down to launch its first down jacket, blending performance with sustainability.
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News briefsMontane publishes 2024 CSR progress report
The UK-based outdoor apparel brand outlines its 2024 sustainability milestones and future environmental goals in a newly released impact report.
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ArticleAdele Stafford: How Worldly measures emissions at product level using supplier data
Worldly’s new Product Impact Calculator offers brands a way to accurately measure product-level Scope 3 emissions with primary supplier data, a step beyond spend-based tools and a key asset for sustainability reporting.
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News briefsBetter Cotton launches roadmap for worker protections
The global cotton sustainability initiative introduces new actions to improve labor conditions and promote dignified livelihoods by 2030.
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ArticlePinewood aligns product strategy with EU Green Deal
The Swedish outdoor brand outlines its roadmap for adapting to European environmental legislation and reshaping its design and supply chain practices.
