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Fashion giants not on track to meet key 2030 water and climate goals

Fashion giants not on track to meet key 2030 water and climate goals

Two years ago, dozens of big-name fashion brands including ASOS, New Look and Primark signed an industry-wide commitment to halve emissions between 2019 and 2030. But carbon reductions of just 2% have been achieved so far.

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WRAP receives Walmart funding to drive food waste behaviour change in UK and Canada
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