This is how the sporting goods industry deals with CSR & Sustainability – Page 4
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ArticleSellpy grew 35% in 2024 but is unprofitable
The Swedish online company increased its turnover to €160 million in 2024, but at the same time, the company’s losses increased.
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News briefsSpinnova takes full control of Woodspin as it shifts strategy
A strategic review, asset write-down and major ownership adjustment have led the Finnish textile innovator to reshape its business model.
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News briefsFjällräven reports sustainability progress for 2024
Fjällräven, the Swedish outdoor brand, shares its 2024 achievements and shortcomings in its latest sustainability and corporate responsibility report.
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ArticleIntersport named official sponsor for EuroGames 2025
The multi-sport event that celebrates inclusion, diversity, and unity through sport, is the largest LGBTQIA+ event of its kind in Europe
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News briefsZalando has joined Fair Wear as a member
The membership involves Zalando’s private labels.
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ArticleAsics and Adidas stop using kangaroo leather, but what’s next?
After Puma, Nike and New Balance stopped using kangaroo leather, Adidas and Asics have now communicated that 2025 will be the final year the material will be used in the production of football cleats.
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News briefsEight ski resorts form Global Sustainability Ski Alliance
The collaboration is designed to accelerate climate action and drive sustainable innovation in winter tourism.
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News briefsThe sports industry is urging the EU to sustain funding
The EU’s next multiannual budget framework is under pressure from more than 150 organizations across Europe, who are urging it to safeguard sport funding.
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ArticleSustainable footwear: Running shoes that leave no footprints
How can running shoes be more sustainable? For example, by switching to bio-based and recycled materials, offering repair services, and ultimately setting up a complete recycling system. These running shoes are on their way.
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SponsoredStitching the future: LTP Vietnam’s take on quality, sustainability and innovation
LTP Vietnam has upgraded its production facility with new digital tools and a focus on sustainability.
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ArticleWorldly explained, part 2: Supply chain knowledge is key
Worldly’s Chief Growth Officer explains the impact of the new political situation on sustainability efforts.
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C-Suite InterviewWorldly explained: The Higg Index, Cascale and measuring environmental impact on a product base
Worldly’s new Product Impact Calculator offers brands a way to accurately measure product-level Scope 3 emissions with primary supplier data, a step beyond spend-based tools and a key asset for sustainability reporting.
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News briefs
UEFA and IBSA strengthen collaboration on para-football development
The International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) has been representing and promoting sports for people with visual impairments for over 40 years and is a founding member of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC).
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ArticlePuma is closer to its 2050 goal: 90% of products now contain recycled materials
One milestone achieved, says the company’s Senior Director of Sustainability to SGI Europe.
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ArticleChina and Anta Sports at forefront of WFSGI’s general assembly 2025
For the first time in China, WFSGI’s general assembly brought together over 60 members from across the globe.
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News briefsVietnam textile recycling plant planned by Syre
The textile recycling company is planning a gigascale plant in Vietnam, backed by strong local and government support.
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News briefsUnder Armour displays its first regenerative collection
Under Armour and Portland-based Unless will show a collection designed to return to soil at Milan Design Week.
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News briefsAdidas climate neutrality ad banned by German court
Adidas is ordered to stop promoting its “carbon neutral by 2050” pledge, a court having ruled that its net-zero advertising is misleading.
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SponsoredPolartec expands its Power Shield™ collection and further reduces carbon footprint
Polartec pushes boundaries with plant-based, PFAS-free and recyclable textiles, proving high performance and sustainability go hand in hand.
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ArticleBuying and discarding clothing and shoes of Europeans at record levels
Textiles mixed in with household waste cannot be recovered for recycling.
