Following Fair Wear’s latest brand performance check for 2019, which was carried out amidst the Covid-19 outbreak and modified to avoid unnecessary or prohibited travel, the Swiss outdoor specialist Mammut was awarded leadership status by the foundation. In the summary of its report, Fair Wear states that “Mammut has met most performance requirements” and is committed to sustainable and safe working conditions at all its production sites. Mammut, which belongs to the Swiss Conzzeta Group, joined the Fair Wear Foundation in 2008 as one of the first outdoor brands as part of the brand’s “We Care” sustainability strategy, which includes a focus on clean production processes, animal welfare, reducing the company’s ecological footprint and promoting ethical production.
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