Kering has set itself the goal of reducing its carbon emissions by 40% by 2035. At Gucci, the latest commitment is that of the "Circular Hub", which makes use of the expertise of the MIL research laboratory in eco-responsible materials. [Kering accentue sa lutte contre les émissions carbone - Les Echos]
Makers of luxury goods, whose products are generally less damaging to the environment than fast fashion, are having to work to make their operations greener. [Gucci Launches Sustainability Drive as European Fashion ... - wsj.com]
This is a statement contained in "Supply chain emissions, recycled textiles: Fashion's 2023 sustainability predictions", a Vogue report that describes the progress promised and achieved by the fashion industry in reducing environmental impact. According to the magazine, the fashion industry is still a long way from a 1.5°C target, but there are some encouraging signs.
Il piano "KeringForYou" intende essere un segno di riconoscimento nei confronti dei collaboratori per il loro impegno quotidiano, dal quale dipende la performance collettiva a lungo termine del Gruppo. Il piano dà la possibilità ai collaboratori che ne hanno il diritto di diventare azionisti Kering a condizioni preferenziali. Investendo nella propria azienda, i collaboratori acquisiscono un interesse diretto nello sviluppo e nelle performance future di Kering.
Luxury giant Kering has joined forces with Vitrolabs in California on a project that is proving to be really promising. "Non-Leather" produced not from slaughtered cattle could be in production within the next year. [Kering backs cow-free, lab-grown leather. Game changer? – Vogue Business]
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