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EOG addresses ‘biggest issues society faces’

29/01/2020
EOG addresses ‘biggest issues society faces’

The European Outdoor Group (EOG) updated members and the wider industry on its progress and announced changes to the board during its assembly in Munich. On the side-lines of the ISPO trade show, the organisation revealed that 97% of EOG members have now adopted the association’s Sustainability Charter, committing to pursue best practice in...

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