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VF publishes wide-ranging targets after two-year scrutiny

05/12/2019
VF publishes wide-ranging targets after two-year scrutiny

Footwear and clothing group VF Corp has published new targets for materials as part of its latest sustainability report, Made for Change. The North Face owner said by 2030, all its top nine materials (90% of materials-related carbon emissions) will originate from regenerative, responsibly sourced renewable or recycled sources. Half its polyester...

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