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Adidas strives to substitute plastics as disruption leads to flat sales

11/11/2021
Adidas strives to substitute plastics as disruption leads to flat sales

Adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted has highlighted the partnership with Pond Biomaterials as the latest step in “pushing boundaries” to make nine out of 10 articles sustainable by 2025.

Revenues grew 3% in the third quarter to €5.7 billion, despite supply chain disruptions reducing it by around €600 million.

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