'Net positive impact': Timberland reboots sustainability vision with circular design and regenerative farming pledges

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Apparel firm plans to curb its impact on soil degradation and reduce its waste through fresh commitments to rely on circular product design and regenerative agriculture sourcing by 2030

Timberland has become the latest outdoor gear brand to boost its green credentials, unveiling plans to overhaul the way it sources and designs its boots and other products over the coming decade in order...

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