All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 3
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OpinionEOCA: Environmental deregulation raises concerns
As EU lawmakers push to ease green regulations, EOCA warns against weakening environmental standards in favor of competitiveness. An opinion piece by Dan Yates.
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News briefsJapanese researchers develop high-yield PET recycling process
A new method from Japanese researchers could make PET recycling more efficient, even for blended fabrics, without compromising material quality.
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News briefsSki Industry Climate Summit returns to Bolzano
The global gathering of winter sports stakeholders will meet at Prowinter to advance climate collaboration and sustainability goals across the ski industry.
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News briefsCreative Tech launches ‘Seawool’ cotton blend
The Taiwanese textile innovator introduces a new fiber blend for the US, combining cotton with an upcycled material made from oyster shells and plastics.
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ArticleConsumers sustain demand for pre-loved goods
A new survey by the global online marketplace highlights strong consumer intent to shop for pre-owned items, signalling lasting momentum for recommerce.
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ArticleVivobarefoot reports modest growth amid supply challenges
The UK-based barefoot footwear specialist shares mixed 2024/25 results, combining solid revenue growth and global repair success with logistics hurdles.
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News briefsDecathlon adds bike leasing partner in Germany
The retailer has teamed up with a digital bike leasing platform to broaden access to sustainable mobility across Germany.
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News briefsKeela pledges 15% of sales to children’s charity
The Scottish outdoor brand turns Black Friday into a fundraising campaign to support disadvantaged children across the UK.
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News briefsMountain Equipment pledges Black Friday sales to rescue
The British outdoor brand is using Black Friday for good, donating part of its online sales to support mountain rescue teams across the UK.
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News briefsCycling industry faces climate action gap
A new global report reveals that while most cycling brands say they act on climate, many consumers remain unconvinced – and are switching brands.
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News briefsTechtextil India 2025 returns with wider scope
India’s key B2B show for technical textiles will return to Mumbai in November 2025, featuring more exhibitors, new pavilions and global industry input.
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News briefsPrice parity model for next-gen materials
The Dutch sustainability initiative introduces a financial framework to scale the use of lower-impact materials and overcome cost barriers in fashion supply chains.
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News briefsOboz marks 7 million trees planted
The US outdoor footwear brand expands its long‑running tree‑planting program, adding data‑verified reforestation projects in North America and Africa.
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News briefsClimbers Against Cancer seeking partners for recovery program
The UK-based charity dedicated to supporting people affected by cancer is seeking partners to expand an indoor‑climbing recovery program with global potential.
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ArticlePatagonia publishes 2025 impact report on climate, ownership and transparency
The California-based outdoor brand outlines climate actions, ownership impact, and $1.47 billion in global sales in its new 2025 report.
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ArticleLowa launches global scholarship for women climbers
The German outdoor footwear brand strengthens its equity efforts with a new global program and flagship Matterhorn ascent led by Ines Papert.
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ArticleRadiciGroup sustainability investments reach €44 million
The Italian textile and materials specialist has published its 21st Sustainability Report, highlighting major progress in emissions reduction and renewable energy.
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News briefsSport Conrad hosts sustainability week with Vaude exhibit and NOMOI pop-up
The German outdoor retailer hosts workshops, a Vaude exhibit, and a secondhand pop-up to promote reuse, repair and community action.
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News briefsCotopaxi partners with ThredUp on responsible consumption
The brand has introduced a resale shop and closet clean-out program, enabling customers to trade and buy pre-owned gear online.
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News briefsNamuk introduces upcycled outerwear for kids
The Swiss outdoor brand for children unveils small-batch upcycled outerwear, made from leftover materials and launching in November 2025.
