In June, the German mountain sports retailer Bergzeit called on the trail community to run meters of altitude for a tree donation with the Trails for Trees Challenge. For every Mont Blanc climbed, the highest mountain in the Alps with 4,810 meters of altitude, Bergzeit planted a tree. By June 30, almost 700 trail runners had taken part in the campaign. The result: With 1,443,000 meters of altitude run, they were able to collect a total of 300 trees within three weeks.
The German outdoor e-retailer was recognized for environmental innovation.
Bergzeit has hired business IT specialist Teresa Schuster for a new position: Head of operational excellence. Schuster is responsible for the set-up of a sustainable operations unit that will form the basis for further growth and improve the customer experience. In addition to the optimization of existing processes, the focus ...
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The Swedish DTC outdoor apparel company sets bold climate goals to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions across its operations and supply chain.
