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Fashion firms using ‘zombie data’ to mislead on sustainability claims

Fashion firms using ‘zombie data’ to mislead on sustainability claims

The fashion industry is relying on "zombie data" that lacks credibility in order to promote products and services as sustainable, a move that could create reputational damages for the brands and see investors back unsustainable corporate practices.

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Fast fashion: Polyester production has doubled since 2000, with huge climate implications

Report: 6 in 10 fashion giants see sustainability as ‘key priority’ amid Covid-19

H&M brings ‘garment-to-garment’ recycling machines in-store
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