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Levi's eyes cost savings from global factory water reduction targets

BusinessGreen staff

23 August 2019 •

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Designer jeans brand unveils new strategy to combat water scarcity across its global supply chain

Levi Strauss & Co. has unveiled a new plan to cut water use across its business and supply chain, promising to set more stringent targets for its factories and suppliers operating in water-stressed regions...

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