"Sustainable Supply Chains" News Archive

British retailer of personal care and beauty products Space NK shows its commitment to circularity with an innovative approach to recycling.

The growing complexity of the international environment, increasing regulations and natural disasters mean that companies need to monitor and anticipate possible future disruptions to their business.

Oeko-TexⓇ will further help textile and apparel companies to meet commitments made at the Glasgow Summit.

If passed, this new law that demands improved supply chain transparency would apply to Armani, LVMH, Nike and other companies with more than US$100 million in annual revenues doing business in New York.

When the pandemic broke out, many supply chains around the globe were rattled. But those chains have also been vital in responding to the crisis, keeping medical supplies, food and other key necessities flowing where they were needed most.

After several experiments in different U.S. cities, the company presents chicken-free nuggets with Beyond Meat.

After years of insistence and pressure from PETA groups worldwide, Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana has finally stated that they’ve “decided to stop using animal fur in all its collections from 2022."

The fashion industry is responsible for more than 10 per cent of carbon emissions and consumes approximately 100 million tonnes of oil each year. Virgin polyester (also known as new polyester) is a key part of these figures, with production levels of this fabric double what they were in 2000.

The new Adidas x Prada Re-Nylon collection celebrates timeless design and advocates awareness for the future of the planet.

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