All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 8
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ArticleDecathlon Pulse and Unspun collaborate on sustainable 3D weaving technology
Decathlon’s investment and innovation subsidiary and the US tech firm partner to advance low-waste, on-demand 3D weaving across Europe.
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News briefsTernua becomes a B Corp
Ternua Group and its five brands earned a score of 95.7 on the B Impact Assessment.
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News briefsDecathlon to promote commuter cycling in Spain
The retailer has joined the Spanish Association of Brands and Bicycles and will help promote cycling as a diverse means of transport.
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ArticleSalomon publishes 2023 Impact Report: The key highlights
The French ski and outdoor brand’s latest impact report shows substantial progress in eco-design, community initiatives and a strong focus on reducing its carbon footprint.
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ArticleVaude integrates Retraced for sustainable supply chain transparency
Vaude’s new collaboration supports real-time data sharing among suppliers to streamline sustainability and compliance tracking.
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News briefsLenzing and TreeToTextile partner for sustainable fiber innovation
Lenzing acquires a minority stake in the Swedish company to develop scalable, environmentally friendly cellulose fibers for the textile industry.
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News briefsHelly Hansen launches its lightest technical down jacket
The focus of the W Odin Everdown hooded jacket is warmth, minimal weight and environmentally friendly materials.
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ArticleOdlo and DePoly join forces in circular base layer project
The Swiss companies work on Odlo’s first circular base layer using DePoly’s chemical recycling technology.
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News briefsTNF is expanding ‘Renewed’ program
The brand now offers online and in-store credit for used items in its broadened resale program.
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ArticleTechnoAlpin publishes sustainability report on climate protection
The leading snowmaking equipment manufacturer’s 2023 report outlines its commitment to climate adaptation, renewable energy use and supporting biodiversity in the snowmaking industry.
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ArticleSynthetic leather market set for $25.3bn growth
Technavio’s latest report highlights a $25.3 billion growth in the synthetic leather market by 2028, driven by rising demand in developing economies and sustainable trends.
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ArticleREI Co-op to close stores on Black Friday again, continues ‘Opt Outside’ campaign
For the ninth consecutive year, the US outdoor retailer will close its stores on Black Friday, encouraging customers and employees to engage in outdoor activities.
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ArticleEllen MacArthur Foundation has a new CEO
Jonquil Hackenberg is the foundation’s next CEO, bringing her circular economy expertise to drive the global mission.
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News briefsDeuter donates 10% of Infiniti Series revenue to ocean cleanup
The German backpack specialist is once again donating a portion of its proceeds to One Earth – One Ocean to support the cleanup of the Mekong River and its tributaries in Cambodia.
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ArticleSweden’s secondhand market projected to reach €4.3bn by 2034
Svensk Handel forecasts that Sweden’s secondhand market will grow 11% annually, reaching €4.3 billion by 2034 as sustainability drives demand.
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News briefsRoyal Robbins supports Yosemite Facelift event for stewardship
The US brand enhanced its commitment to national park stewardship by supporting Yosemite Climbing Association’s “Facelift” event for environmental preservation.
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News briefsReju opens first textile regeneration center in Frankfurt
The French textile regeneration specialist launched its first textile-to-textile regeneration hub in Germany, targeting polyester waste recycling.
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News briefsSmartwool supports diversity with new outdoor initiative
The US brand expands its commitment to diversity by supporting the Opening Up The Outdoors initiative, promoting inclusion in outdoor spaces and launching advocacy-driven products.
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News briefsForloh releases collection with Polartec Power Grid
The US outdoor brand debuts its new Raider collection, combining advanced fleece technology with repurposed materials for enhanced outdoor performance.
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News briefsDecathlon is opening a new repair shop in Munich
The retailer expands its repair services in Munich with a new 750 sqm workshop, offering quicker turnaround times and extended repair options for sports equipment.
