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Timberland: all footwear will contain recycled, renewable or organic material within 2 years

12/12/2017
Timberland: all footwear will contain recycled, renewable or organic material within 2 years

Around 79% of cotton used in Timberland apparel was either organic, US origin or Better Cotton Initiative-certified in the third quarter – a dip from the 87% announced earlier in the year but significantly above the 58% last year. The US-based apparel and footwear group has set strict targets for 2020 which state all cotton must be...

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