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‘Turning point’ for Vaude in latest sustainability report

14/08/2023
‘Turning point’ for Vaude in latest sustainability report

German outdoor brand Vaude reduced Co2 emissions by 5% in 2022 from 2021 despite increasing revenue by 13%, which CEO Antje von Dewitz describes as a “turning point”: “Decoupling our resource consumption from our economic success is now measurably evident.” She said: “The successful CO2 reduction is primarily attributed to higher energy...

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