Levi Strauss unzips new Science-Based Targets
Jeans giant promises to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 90 per cent under new Science-Based Targets
Levi Strauss revealed a new carbon cutting strategy yesterday that will see the jeans giant invest in renewable power and energy efficiency to cut emissions by 90 per cent by 2025. The 90 per cent greenhouse...
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