Future Supplier Initiative: How top fashion brands have teamed up to trim supplier emissions

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New scheme to offer a collective financing model for top brands to help suppliers switch to renewable energy and slash emissions

Major fashion brands have joined forces to accelerate the industry's transition towards net zero emissions through a new initiative, which will support clothing businesses tackle the emissions in their...

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