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Puma reaches recycled or certified materials goal

23/04/2025
Puma reaches recycled or certified materials goal

Sports company Puma has achieved its goal of making nine out of 10 products from recycled or certified materials in 2024 and made further progress in its focus areas circularity, climate and human rights, the company said as part of its latest sustainability report.

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