All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 3
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News briefsVaude, UPM win award for wood-based fleece
Vaude and UPM have received the 2026 Ernst Pelz Award for developing what they describe as the world’s first fleece jacket made from wood-based polyester.
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News briefsUnknown Runner launches Nuyarn-powered trail apparel
Unknown Runner has partnered with Nuyarn to launch the Courser Collection, an ultralight merino apparel system for trail runners in hot and variable conditions.
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ArticleBetter Cotton to spotlight regenerative farming in Texas
Better Cotton will bring together growers, brands and supply chain partners in Texas to showcase regenerative cotton farming practices and technologies.
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News briefsDecathlon UK joins Enjoy Benefits cycle scheme
Decathlon UK has partnered with Enjoy Benefits to expand access to Cycle to Work schemes, offering employees savings on bikes and cycling equipment.
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News briefsBCI launches plant-based antibacterial textile technology
Italian biotech company Biocompatibility Innovation has launched B-Kool, a plant-based technology that prevents bacterial contamination on materials.
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News briefsNikwax earns top Bluesign rating
The British aftercare specialist achieved Bluesign’s highest “Aspirational” rating following an independent sustainability audit.
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ArticleTeva partners with EOCA and IGOT
The outdoor footwear brand is partnering with EOCA and the It’s Great Out There Coalition to support conservation and inclusive access to nature.
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ArticleAustralia updates adventure activity standard
The Outdoor Council of Australia has opened industry consultation on a revised national framework for outdoor adventure safety and risk management.
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ArticleEOCA urges stronger protection for UK National Parks
Conservation leaders, outdoor brands and policymakers called for stronger governance and greater industry engagement to safeguard the UK’s National Parks.
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ArticleAku reaches PFAS-free material milestone
Italian outdoor footwear specialist Aku reports 100% PFAS NIA materials purchased for its outdoor line and advances circularity initiatives.
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ArticleStrava partners with Stanford on sports science
The fitness app developer is collaborating with Stanford researchers to integrate sports science into future platform features, with a focus on training, recovery and female athlete health.
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ArticleAmer Sports advances climate, circularity goals
Amer Sports reported progress on climate targets, circularity and governance in 2025, while acknowledging that absolute greenhouse gas emissions increased as the business continued to grow.
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ArticleBig Agnes: ‘Innovation starts with getting outside’
CEO Bill Gamber and International Director Mark Flanagan discuss Big Agnes’ evolution, innovation and future growth after 25 years.
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News briefsLeave No Trace partners with Teravail
The US nonprofit organization and the tire and gear brand have launched a partnership to educate gravel riders, mountain bikers and bikepackers on responsible outdoor recreation.
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ArticleReju opens first North American R&D center
Textile recycling specialist Reju has opened its first North American research and development center, expanding its capabilities to accelerate the development of polyester recycling and circular textile technologies.
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ArticleReport exposes challenges in footwear circularity
A new report from Fashion for Good’s Closing the Footwear Loop project highlights the scale of footwear waste while demonstrating that closed-loop recycling of sports shoes is technically achievable.
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ArticleCascale reports record manufacturer engagement in 2025
The global sustainability alliance increased manufacturer membership by 166 percent in 2025, expanded climate action programs and strengthened industry collaboration, according to its latest annual report.
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News briefsGlobetrotter partners with JobRad Loop on refurbished bikes
The German outdoor retailer has launched a dedicated refurbished bicycle retail space in Dresden, expanding access to professionally reconditioned bikes.
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ArticleWFSGI calls for stronger youth participation legacy
WFSGI brought together sports, public health and industry leaders in New York to explore how major sporting events can deliver lasting increases in youth physical activity.
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ArticleSalomon expands repair service across Europe
Salomon has expanded its repair service for apparel and bags to six European markets as part of its broader circularity strategy to extend product life.
