All General Outdoor articles – Page 35
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News briefsPatagonia outlines 2025 impact progress
The outdoor apparel company reviews its 2025 progress on climate action, community engagement and environmental protection.
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ArticleBergfreunde posts double-digit growth
The German online specialist for mountain and outdoor gear reports strong growth in 2025, well above overall market expectations.
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News briefsReju selects first US hub
The France-based textile recycling specialist plans its first US industrial hub, aiming to scale circular polyester production.
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ArticleVaude completes PFAS phase-out
The German outdoor brand confirms it has eliminated PFAS across its full range after more than a decade of material development.
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ArticleUS pauses Greenland tariff threat
The US president signals a pause in threatened tariffs after talks with NATO’s secretary general.
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ArticleEU parliament delays Mercosur deal
Europe’s long-negotiated South America trade pact faces a legal review that could delay ratification for months.
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ArticleMoncler appoints new group CEO
The Italian luxury outerwear group announces a CEO appointment and board-level changes as it refines its global leadership structure.
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ArticleAnta Sports sees uneven finish to 2025
China’s largest sportswear group ended 2025 with mixed retail trends, as weakness in the core Anta brand weighed on the fourth quarter while FILA and smaller labels continued to grow.
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News briefsPelican adds DryOut moisture inserts
The US protective-equipment specialist introduces a new insert solution aimed at reducing moisture damage inside hard cases.
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News briefsScarpa launches the ecofriendly Mojito Re-Shoes
The launch is part of the Re-Shoes project, coordinated by Scarpa within the EU’s Life program.
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News briefsSpinnova, Tearfil expand fiber partnership
The Finnish fiber technology company deepens cooperation with a Portuguese spinner to advance market access for its sustainable textile fiber.
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News briefsFunctional Fabric Fair launches winter edition
The US performance textile sourcing show adds a winter edition in Florida, aligning its debut with a major golf industry event.
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ArticleSporthaus Schuster joins Sport 2000
The Munich-based premium sports retailer will join the international buying group’s specialist network from 2027.
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ArticleUS threatens tariffs in dispute over Greenland
The dispute over Greenland’s sovereignty is spilling over into trade policy, fueling fears of new tariffs and a wider rift between transatlantic allies.
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ArticleProwinter 2026: Why Bolzano is quietly becoming Europe’s winter sports meeting point
No hype, no overload, but the right people in the right place. Prowinter 2026 showed how a compact, business-focused trade show is gaining international relevance.
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ArticleWEF links sports economy growth to activity
The Geneva-based global policy forum outlines how inactivity and climate risks could threaten future growth in the sports economy.
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News briefsTexworld Paris hosts 1,100 exhibitors
The European sourcing show returns to Paris in February, bringing together global textile and apparel suppliers under one roof.
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News briefseBay expands Circular Fashion Fund
The U.S.-based global marketplace broadens its fashion sustainability fund, adding new markets and fresh capital for circular startups.
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News briefsNemo launches Spring 2026 collection
The New England outdoor gear maker rolls out lighter pads, new camp furniture and updated backpacking tents for Spring 2026.
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News briefsLycra outlines legwear trends 2026/27
The fiber specialist reveals new legwear concepts for 2026/27, focusing on inclusive lifestyles rather than age or gender.
