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VF Corp offloads part of work segment

29/04/2021
VF Corp offloads part of work segment

VF CEO Steve Rendle said: “The sale of our occupational work brands reflects our continued focus on transforming VF into a more consumer-minded and retail-centric enterprise while further simplifying our portfolio and operating model. 

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