All General Outdoor articles – Page 35
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ArticleIndia explores path to scaling circular fiber production
The Canada-based sustainability nonprofit Canopy is driving plans to turn India’s agricultural and textile waste into next-generation fiber at scale.
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ArticleVF Foundation details FY2024 social impact
The philanthropic arm of the US corporation reveals how millions in grants are reshaping global communities through sustainability and inclusion.
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News briefsBuff launches Pride Collection in support of LGBTQ+ rights
The Spanish brand debuts a limited-edition collection celebrating diversity and supporting LGBTQ+ causes.
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News briefsSport 2000 updates logo for international use and expansion
The European sporting goods alliance introduces a refreshed logo aimed at improving global visibility and digital usability.
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ArticleEOG and 1% for the Planet enter strategic partnership
The environmental advocates from Europe and the US join forces to boost sustainability efforts and offer cross-membership benefits for their networks.
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ArticleOutdoor Retailer Summer 2025 highlights industry shifts
The US trade show highlights growth in US outdoor participation, cross-category collaboration, and alignment with evolving consumer values.
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News briefsAirMarker launches alpine safety academy in Zermatt
The Switzerland-based outdoor safety innovator is introducing a new event focused on summer mountain safety and visibility in alpine environments.
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ArticleDecathlon Germany expands textile repairs with URC
The multisport retailer partners with the Dutch repair provider to expand sustainable textile repair services across Germany.
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ArticleTatonka expands factory transparency program in Vietnam
The German outdoor equipment brand continues weekly factory visits in Vietnam, highlighting its long-term commitment to social responsibility and open production.
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ArticleKatadyn Group appoints new CEO
The Swiss outdoor hydration and nutrition specialist announces new leadership as it targets growth across consumer and institutional markets.
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ArticleEOCA releases 2024 Report on global conservation impact
The conservation group backed by the outdoor industry reports record progress in nature restoration and biodiversity funding.
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ArticleRe&Up achieves industry-first circularity certification
The textile innovator becomes the first to receive full C2C Certified Circularity status across its product range.
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News briefsZhejiang Longsheng gains full control of DyStar
The specialty chemical company resolves a long-running shareholder dispute with a strategic share acquisition.
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News briefsJacobs Holding and Telemos Capital merge
Two Swiss-rooted investment firms join forces to form a new private equity platform with long-term ambitions.
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ArticleCascale report highlights Bangladesh’s sustainability progress
A new sustainability report outlines Bangladesh’s path toward decarbonizing its garment sector and scaling responsible manufacturing practices.
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News briefsGerman Retail Association warns of job losses if minimum wage rises
Germany’s main retail association voices concerns about rising labor costs following the Minimum Wage Commission’s latest recommendation.
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ArticleSBTi opens pilot for revised net-zero standard
The global climate initiative is seeking business participation to test the next version of its corporate net-zero framework through a structured pilot.
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News briefsXavier Le Guen named president of Outdoor Sports Valley
A long-standing figure in French outdoor sports is assuming the leadership role at OSV, with a focus on fostering collaboration within the industry and driving regional impact.
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News briefsCarbios reshapes board following shareholder meeting
The French biotech innovator announces board changes and confirms shareholder backing for key resolutions during its annual meeting.
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OpinionFuture Fabric Expo: Fashion’s version of the Performance Days
From regenerative cotton to funding masterclasses, London’s Future Fabric Expo and Climate Action Week brought together fashion’s most forward thinkers. Our columnist Charles Ross was there.
