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Timberland boosts eco-materials content

03/06/2013

Outdoor brand Timberland has published its 2012 corporate social responsibility (CSR) performance data, which shows 39% materials used in its apparel were derived from recycled, organic or renewable sources – up from 25% in 2011. Additionally, more than 98% of leather for footwear came from tanneries rated gold or silver by the Leather Working...

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