The German outdoor retail chain Globetrotter, which belongs to the Swedish Fenix Outdoor Group, is calling for the “Greener Week” from Nov. 23 to 27 as a sustainable alternative to Black Friday. The German Hiking Association (DWV) will receive ten percent of the turnover from the sales of “A Greener Choice” products during this period as a donation for its trail and family projects. Globetrotter awards the “A Greener Choice” seal to particularly sustainable products in its range. The mandatory criteria include transparency and traceability of supply chains. In addition, the products should be made of recycled material and be repairable. During “Greener Week”, Globetrotter will donate an additional 10 percent for sales of the Globetrotter-exclusive Frilufts brand.
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