STICA’s Progress report update — emissions for 2021

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Swedish Textile Initiative for Climate Action has just released the most recent Progress Report with data for 2021. The report shares insights into how a majority of Swedish textile brands are progressing toward their climate targets.

We could only agree with the statement made by Michael Schragger, Initiative Director for STICA:

“We hope the leadership demonstrated by STICA member companies will inspire other companies to do the same — to use climate action as a prerequisite and driver for business transformation. That said, transparency is not the end goal. The focus moving forward must be on actions that will reduce company and industry emissions.”

Nudie Jeans' biggest focus in our climate work right now is to decrease emissions connected to our transports as well as support our suppliers in the transition to renewable energy.

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