“We have designed our strategy for 2030, and our ambition is to achieve 100% regenerative practices in our own sourcing, resulting in 100% regenerated soils by 2030. In terms of addressing climate issues, our goal is to reduce our carbon emissions by half in absolute value by 2030, compared to our 2019 levels, encompassing scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions globally.”

Through this partnership, LVMH Group aims to help as many people as possible understand the challenges of biodiversity.

The project marks Canada Goose’s first large-scale international corporate social responsibility initiative conducted outside of Canada.

Debut is a vertically integrated synthetic biology company that specializes in end-to-end exploration, formulation, clinical trials, and production of novel ingredients and products.

Soil protection is one of the major pillars of Moët Hennessy’s sustainable commitments.

Sephora China has developed a strategic roadmap for sustainable development, aiming to build a green ecosystem in the high-end beauty industry. Over the next seven years, Sephora China will implement sustainable initiatives covering four major topics: climate change, circular economy, transparency, and societal well-being. These initiatives are designed to promote sustainability and contribute to a greener future in the beauty sector.

Werewool primarily utilizes protein DNA technology to develop sustainable fiber fabrics with natural colors and elasticity.

Luxe.CO and Luxeplace.com will be dispatching a reporting team to Florence in June to cover Pitti Uomo 104 on ground!

Rossignol has achieved significant growth in its performance and is now shifting its focus towards a more sustainable business model. By promoting eco-friendly products and deepening environmental practices within the global skiing equipment supply chain, the group is striving to create a greener skiing experience.

In 2021, Koio’s sales grew by 50%, and in 2022, the company recorded another 50% growth.