Adidas steps up with captured carbon trainer

Stuart Stone
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Adidas' latest footwear collaboration showcases CO2-enhanced ink and circular materials

A run of 400,000 pairs of Adidas trainers are set to pilot ink developed by carbon upcycling materials specialist Oco in a bid to keep the sportswear giant in step with growing demand for more circular...

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