"Ethical Consumerism" News Archive

The Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation and the Soil Health Institute announced a grant to launch the U.S. Regenerative Cotton Fund to remove one million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent from the atmosphere by 2026.

Premium sustainable apparel brand People Tree is regarded as a pioneer of sustainable fashion and is the first apparel brand in the world to receive World Fair Trade Organization accreditation.

So far, Aesop has received many approvals and certifications from various organisations such as B Corp, Cruelty-Free International, PETA and Climate Active.

The global retailer has committed that by 2030 100% of its products will be made from recycled or sustainably sourced materials.

The sustainable fashion brand creates garments that save more than 2,500 liters of water per garment.

Founded by model Liya Kebede, Lemlem generates its production by hand in her home in Ethiopia, where its main collection was hand-woven with locally-sourced natural cotton.

In response to EU legislation tightening up, more and more companies are emerging in the field of ethical or sustainable fashion.

Suntory Group announced that it is participating in WWF Japan’s (World Wide Fund for Nature Japan) “Plastic Circular Challenge 2025”

According to studies, sustainability influences the behavior of 67% of the population, while millennials are the most engaged generation overall.

It’s clear that consumers care about sustainability, but are they willing to put their money where their mouth is?