Primark among first in line for European sustainable clothing push

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ECAP scheme aims to develop a framework to promote practical actions for tackling carbon, water and waste footprints across the lifecycle of clothes

Clothing retail giant Primark has become one of the first businesses to sign up to a new Europe-wide sustainable clothing plan. The European Clothing Action Plan (ECAP), which launched this year in...

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