All Legal & Institutional articles – Page 2
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ArticleCircular textile coalition urges EU policy shift
A new cross-sector alliance seeks to turn Europe’s post-consumer textile waste into a driver of green growth and circular manufacturing.
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ArticleEOG and POW Europe team up
Leading outdoor and climate organizations are joining forces to strengthen their commitment and actions against the climate emergency.
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News briefsGlobal Nonwovens Alliance announces its founding Board of Directors
A new international alliance in the nonwovens sector has named its first Board to drive global collaboration, advocacy and sustainability efforts.
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ArticleBSI Managing Director to leave in 2026
Germany’s sporting goods association prepares for a leadership transition as longtime Managing Director Stefan Rosenkranz announces his departure.
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News briefsUS extends AGOA for one year
The key trade agreement gains a short-term extension as Kenya and other African nations preserve duty-free US access.
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ArticlePatent disputes overlap Garmin with Strava and Suunto
Two major fitness and outdoor technology brands have filed separate lawsuits alleging patent infringement by the US GPS and wearables manufacturer.
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ArticleOIA: US government shutdown threatens outdoor recreation economy
The US industry group warns that a federal funding lapse could disrupt national parks and harm communities that rely on outdoor tourism.
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ArticleEOG and BSI release SDEX 3.0 for unified reporting
The European-led outdoor sector initiative SDEX has launched an upgraded tool to streamline product-level sustainability data exchange between brands and retailers.
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News briefsFESI marks 10th year of European Week of Sport
The European industry federation partners with a Belgian nonprofit to celebrate the unifying power of sport through a grassroots football event.
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News briefsGiant Bicycle imports from Taiwan blocked by US customs
The Taiwanese bike manufacturer faces US import restrictions following allegations of forced labor at its production facilities.
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ArticleEU–Indonesia trade deal to eliminate tariffs on sporting goods and footwear
A newly signed free trade agreement between the EU and Indonesia promises duty-free access for key goods and closer ties with the ASEAN region.
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ArticleUN declaration boosts global support for physical activity
WFSGI and top global sports brands celebrate a major UN policy shift recognizing physical activity as a cost-effective solution for addressing global health challenges.
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News briefsArc’teryx sparks backlash over Tibet fireworks
The Canadian outdoor brand faced heavy criticism after a fireworks display on the Tibetan Plateau drew accusations of environmental harm and cultural insensitivity.
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ArticleEU–India free trade agreement targeted for 2025 completion
The European Union aims to finalize a long-awaited trade deal with India by the end of the year, while also outlining new cooperation goals and warning of potential geopolitical hurdles.
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News briefsUK report proposes reforms to expand outdoor access
A new cross-sector report urges legal and policy changes to improve access to England’s natural spaces and boost public health.
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News briefsVF shareholder lawsuit filed over alleged misrepresentation
The group is accused of concealing setbacks at Vans in a proposed class action.
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ArticleTrump renews call to end quarterly earnings reports
A proposed shift from quarterly to semi-annual earnings reports in the US could reshape how companies communicate with investors – reviving a long-standing debate.
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News briefsSonia Prior joins OIA Board of Directors
Bradshaw Taylor’s sales director has joined the board of the UK outdoor association.
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ArticleVaude warns against fake webshop targeting consumers
The German outdoor brand has issued a public alert on a fraudulent website and released guidance to help media educate consumers on fake shops.
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ArticleAllied Feather + Down expands transparency measures ahead of EU regulations
The new supply chain audits aim to futureproof down insulation products under the upcoming EU sustainability rules.
