Luxury giant Kering sews up science-based emissions targets
Owner of high-end fashion brands including Gucci, Saint Laurent and Stella McCartney has promised to cut emissions by 50 per cent by 2025
Kering has become the first global luxury goods group to set ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets officially in line with scientific recommendations designed to limit the chances of dangerous levels...
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