All General Outdoor articles – Page 60
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News briefsSuzano pulls out of Woodspin collab, strategic review underway
Suzano halts investment in the Spinnova’s Woodspin project, triggering a strategic review and opening potential new opportunities in sustainable fiber tech.
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News briefsNikwax launches PFAS-free hydrophobic down
Nikwax sets new industry standards with the sustainable, water-resistant Direct.Dry Down for outdoor enthusiasts.
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ArticleTrump’s announced EU tariffs set to disrupt trade
New US tariffs on EU imports could disrupt the sporting goods and outdoor industries, raising costs and sparking a transatlantic trade war.
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ArticleEOG elects new leaders, achieves board gender parity
Icebug’s David Ekelund is the new President, while the group achieves a 50:50 gender split on its board, marking a pivotal moment for diversity in the outdoor industry.
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OpinionThe future of shows: Can there be a simple solution?
In some of his earlier columns, Charles Ross discussed the social side of trade events. Now, he turns to another aspect of such gatherings.
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ArticleSolo Brands faces delisting from NYSE over low share price
The company risks delisting after its stock remains below $1.00 for 30 days, and it has six months to regain compliance.
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ArticleMixed results for CoDi’s outdoor business in Q4
Compass Diversified’s outdoor brands saw mixed Q4 results, with Boa and PrimaLoft growing while 5.11 and Velocity Outdoor struggled.
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ArticleRocky Brands projects modest 2025 growth after strong Q4
Rocky Brands is cautiously optimistic about the prospects for 2025 after posting better-than-expected sales in the fourth quarter of 2024 and seeing continued momentum at the start of 2025. Sales in the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31 increased by 1.7 percent to $128.1 million versus the year earlier, with growth ...
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News briefsAmbercycle partners with Huilong
The shared goal is to scale up the production of polyester in cycles and thus accelerate the global change towards sustainable and environmentally friendly textiles.
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ArticleHollywood set to take Revelyst’s storytelling to new level
The outdoor brand collective partners with the production company Sierra Pictures to integrate its brands into film and TV, unlocking new storytelling and marketing opportunities.
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ArticleISPO Munich reschedules date and reorganizes structure
ISPO moves the fall 2025 dates and restructures its hall layout to enhance retailer engagement.
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News briefsHelly Hansen's new owner reports strong Q4 growth
Kontoor Brands posts Q4 revenue growth and finalizes its Helly Hansen acquisition, reinforcing long-term expansion and shareholder value.
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News briefsOrtlieb expands partnership with Sportpulsion as exclusive French distributor
Ortlieb is centralizing its outdoor and bike segments to boost brand presence and strategy in France.
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News briefsScottish outdoor brand Trakke ceases operations
The company was hit by rising manufacturing costs in Britain over the last few years.
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News briefsYKK earns CDP’s 'A' rating for climate action again
This reaffirms the company’s goal to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
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News briefsOrtovox appoints new CEO
The German company named Stefan Kohlbauer as CEO, reinforcing its commitment to innovation, sustainability and high-performance mountain gear.
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News briefsPMI refutes Stanley Black & Decker’s lawsuit over ‘Stanley’ brand name
PMI pushes back against Stanley Black & Decker’s lawsuit, defending its century-old Stanley brand in the food and beverage container market.
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News briefsTexworld Apparel Sourcing Paris attracted 10% more visitors
The latest edition of the fabric fair took place on Feb. 10-12.
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ArticleWhy outdoor and fashion are colliding now
Once defined solely by its utility, outdoor fashion is now booming as a form of self-expression, especially in this fast-changing political environment, says Chris Goddard, our guest writer from the US.
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ArticleNext-gen materials to reach 8% of fiber market by 2030, suggests new report
A New Report from Fashion for Good and Boston Consulting Group explains the advantages of scaling next-generation materials.
