All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 7
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News briefsPáramo and Kendal Mountain Festival host charity film night
The UK outdoor clothing brand and the leading adventure film festival teamed up for a community event in Keswick supporting outdoor access initiatives for people with disabilities.
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News briefsReju joins Recycling Europe Textiles
The textile-to-textile recycling company has joined Recycling Europe Textiles as it expands efforts to scale polyester circularity and recycling infrastructure.
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ArticleSIA and Snaplinc launch ESG compliance platform
A new platform from Snaplinc Consulting and SIA aims to simplify ESG compliance for product brands operating across global markets.
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ArticleGerman Ecodesign Act expands repair rights
A German advocacy organization representing repair initiatives has welcomed new legislation granting volunteer repair groups legal access to spare parts and repair information, while warning that many independent repair businesses remain excluded.
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ArticleNNormal publishes first Commitment Report
The Spanish outdoor brand co-founded by trail-running icon Kilian Jornet has disclosed its product carbon footprints, durability data and long-term circularity goals in its first Commitment Report.
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ArticleOrganic Cotton Summit calls for long-term commitments
The US-based non-profit Textile Exchange says long-term sourcing commitments, traceability and farmer support will be critical to scaling organic cotton production.
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News briefsISPO Impact Foundation grant fund draws global interest
The ISPO Impact Foundation reported 383 registrations for its first grant-funding webinar, with participants from more than 40 countries.
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ArticleTextile Exchange publishes new polyester impact study
A new Textile Exchange study compares virgin and recycled polyester systems, incorporating human rights and social impacts into traditional lifecycle analysis.
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ArticleSolena Materials secures funding for protein fiber scale-up
Solena Materials and The Protein Express have secured €1.4m in Eurostars funding to accelerate the development and commercialization of scalable protein-based textile fibers.
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ArticleSalomon expands sustainability efforts in 2025
Salomon accelerated sustainability initiatives in 2025, expanding eco-design across its product portfolio, strengthening supply chain oversight and increasing investments in circularity and community programs.
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ArticleEOCA river walk highlights biodiversity impact of waterways
Outdoor industry leaders joined an EOCA-led citizen-science walk in northern Italy, comparing biodiversity and human impacts across different sections of the Sarca River.
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OpinionMovies (not streamed ones): Is this classic medium experiencing a renaissance?
From grassroots screenings to industry events, documentary films are creating deeper engagement than traditional marketing, argues Charles Ross. Their power lies not in advertising, but in authentic storytelling and shared conversations.
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ArticleSBTi releases Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0
SBTi’s revised net-zero framework introduces a best-efforts approach, differentiated requirements and a stronger focus on implementation.
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ArticleRecover launches yarn platform to scale recycled cotton
Recover has introduced Recover Yarns, a new platform designed to simplify and scale recycled cotton adoption.
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News briefsUS lawmakers introduce $9.5bn public lands funding bill
A bipartisan proposal would invest $1.9 billion annually in public lands and park infrastructure through 2031.
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ArticleRab deepens value-chain focus in 2026 impact report
Rab’s latest Impact Report shifts the focus beyond products to suppliers, materials and communities, while highlighting B Corp certification, bluesign partnership and progress on emissions, repair and circularity.
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News briefsDecathlon UK adds Bike2Work partnership
Decathlon UK has expanded its cycle-to-work offering through a new partnership with Bike2Work, broadening access for employees.
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ArticleDecathlon UK expands festival tent buyback scheme
Decathlon UK will refund up to 50% of a tent’s value in cash to encourage festival-goers to return rather than abandon camping gear.
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ArticleThredUp expands resale model with peer-to-peer marketplace
New Direct Listing service combines peer-to-peer selling with AI tools, zero seller fees and marketplace-backed returns.
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News briefsFinisterre backs forest-ocean restoration campaign
Finisterre has partnered with Cornwall-based environmental organization Plant One to support the No Trees No Seas campaign, an initiative designed to highlight the ecological connection between forests, rivers and marine ecosystems.
