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Levi’s invests in climate change-tackling start-ups

02/10/2019

Denim company Levi Strauss & Co. (LS&Co.) is granting $380,000 to researchers working on new approaches and innovations in the apparel supply chain that address issues related to climate change. Projects include rescuing excess fabrics to create new clothes, a data platform for garment factories and textile waste recyclers that enables end-to-end ...

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