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In a world saturated with big-name brands, Adidas and Nike are two sportswear giants that have found success in the apparel sector. Inevitably, they are rivals and it would be hard to find someone who does not own a single item from either brand. But in terms of sustainability, which one is best? The Impakter Index enables
Today’s ESG Updates Australia’s Mining Sector Faces Rising Labor Unrest: Strikes across mining and LNG operations are disrupting exports, increasing costs, and raising concerns about investment competitiveness. UK Bans Fashion Ads Over Unverified “Recycled” Claims: The ASA ruled that Adidas, Calvin Klein, and Uniqlo could not substantiate environmental claims in advertising. EU Launches Connectivity Agenda
From textile transportation to coal-powered sweatshops to wasted clothes, the impact of fast fashion on the environment cannot be ignored. In 2023, the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) stated that the fashion industry is contributing to 10% of global carbon emissions annually — more than international flights and maritime shipping combined. The industry’s greenhouse gas
America’s National Basketball Association (NBA) has a massive sustainability issue that has gone unchecked. Until now. Now facing serious backlash, will the NBA be able to turn things around? And what kind of actions will it take to make basketball in the United States future-proof? The NBA isn’t the only sports tournament with questionable environmental
Temu has taken the US e-commerce market by storm-surpassing Amazon, Walmart, and Shein to claim the number one spot by shopping app downloads in 2022. And it did this in a single year: The Chinese company has carved out its own space and made its entry into the U.S. market in 2022 Swiftly establishing itself
Imagine it now, you wake up in your mushroom house and do some pilates on your mushroom mat with a mushroom protein shake. You then grab your mushroom shoes, bag, and wallet so that you can walk to the cafe made of mushrooms down the road to buy your morning mushroom latte. Sounds like someone’s
Circularity in the fashion industry is defined as processes that “close the loop on production, including responsible manufacturing, use, and end-of-life for every garment.” The apparel industry’s growing conversation around circularity has had brands and consumers alike tackling ways to dramatically decrease the waste and pollution from a notoriously wasteful industry. The recently published Impakter
Fungi are everywhere, and whether you realise it or not – or whether their presence brings human benefit or infection – these microorganisms are a frequent feature of everyday life. They’re in the kitchen, from the yeast that ferments the beer, bread and wine served at your favourite restaurant, to the mould that will soon
You can’t step foot outside your house without passing someone toting that famous plastic cup. You’re one of them; you’ve dodged traffic, spent wads of cash, and raced against time to squeeze in a coffee run before early morning meetings. That famous green-and-white siren logo has the power to make or break your day. It’s
It’s showtime for the Sustainability Battle of Brands, an Impakter exclusive series that pits global brands against each other — in this case Patagonia and The North Face. Sustainability of Patagonia Stretched across the battlefield in tight, neat lines (not literally, but you get the picture), Patagonia makes a formidable foe in the sustainable fashion
If you’ve ever strolled through the streets of Madrid (and now the UK and the US), you’ve likely passed the chic glass storefronts of Mango. Founded in Barcelona in 1984, Mango is a Spanish clothing brand that has skyrocketed to the top of the Spanish fashion scene. With major competitors like Zara, Balenciaga, and Loewe,
Christmas presents have been torn open. New Year’s Eve confetti has long since been swept away. It’s time to exchange unwanted fashion gifts at the mall. Fast fashion storefronts glare all around you. Victoria’s Secret. Montblanc. Forever 21. And you can’t forget everyone’s go-to chic label, H&M. Recently, sustainable alternatives to H&M have become a