All Outdoor Industry Compass articles in OIC Vol. 18, 2025 – Page 43
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News briefsBerghaus film highlights Muslim women in the outdoors
A new short film from the UK outdoor brand tells the story of a Glasgow-based mother who encourages inclusivity in the hills through hiking.
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News briefsTimberland appoints Darren Mckoy as creative lead
The US-based footwear brand has hired a British designer to lead its global product and creative direction.
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ArticleDeckers warns of tariff impact in Q1 outlook
The US A U.S. footwear group forecasts lower Q1 sales and rising costs as tariff pressures mount and consumer demand shows signs of softening.
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News briefsAecooly launches modular CamperKit on Kickstarter
A Hong Kong-based outdoor tech brand has introduced a multi-tool for campers featuring 10+ magnetic modules, which is now available via crowdfunding.
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News briefsAku partners with German mountain guide association
The Italian outdoor footwear company joins forces with Germany’s certified mountain guides to support alpine safety and sustainable gear development.
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News briefsTrump proposes 50% tariff on EU imports
The US President’s tariff threat escalates trade tensions with the European Union, prompting swift responses from European officials.
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Short Stops Week 22, 2025
CORPORATE +++ Stif Mountain Bikes, a UK company with locations in Bristol and North Yorkshire, will close in September, concluding its long-standing presence in the country’s cycling scene +++ Specialty chemical producer Huntsman Corporation has relocated its Global Business Services center in Kraków to a new, future-ready office space to ...
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News briefsITRA launches Women’s Trail Day
The global celebration promotes female participation in trail running and will also feature an in-person event in Chamonix.
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News briefsGloberide reports growth in Europe for FY25
The Japanese sporting goods company saw higher sales and profits in Europe, offsetting weaker global results amid currency shifts and lower demand.
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News briefsOptimer launches hemp-based performance fabric
The US-based textile innovator introduces a moisture-wicking hemp blend aimed at performance apparel with natural comfort and technical benefits.
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News briefsFuture of Keswick Mountain Festival uncertain
The UK outdoor festival drew record participation and strong visitor turnout in 2025, but organizers warn its future depends on public support.
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ArticleSeven grassroots outdoor projects receive IGOT funding
It’s Great Out There Coalition is funding grassroots efforts to promote inclusive access to nature through organized outdoor activity days in 2025.
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News briefsOnline Brands Nordic confirms board and share issue
The Sweden-based e-commerce group has confirmed key board decisions and authorized a potential new share issue at its annual general meeting.
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News briefsPierer Mobility secures KTM rescue, Stefan Pierer to step down
The Austria-based mobility group has finalized financing to support KTM’s restructuring, while preparing for a potential change in control.
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News briefsCascale CEO Colin Browne to step down
The sustainability-focused industry group announces a leadership transition as its CEO prepares to exit after a year of strategic realignment.
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News briefsYKK shifts to 100% low-carbon aluminum zippers
The Japanese manufacturer of fastening products announces a full transition to low-carbon aluminum in its zipper production to support emissions goals.
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ArticleWeSports Group grows sales nearly 49% in Q1
The Nordic sports equipment group reports sharp revenue growth and new acquisitions while preparing for a CEO transition in June.
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ArticleFrance approves garment impact score rule
A new French regulation will require fashion brands to display environmental impact scores, with broader implications for EU sustainability rules.
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News briefsPatagonia publishes book on regenerative farming
A new book by Kelsey Timmerman explores global efforts by farmers to combat climate change through regenerative agriculture.
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ArticleEU unveils plan to simplify Single Market
The new European Commission strategy aims to eliminate internal trade barriers and boost competitiveness for companies operating within the EU.
