WASHINGTON — The US Chamber of Commerce Foundation has made public its support of Walmart, an organisation it says forms part of an “inspiring group of corporations committed to making a difference.”
This comes after the global retailer unveiled its latest raft of sustainability targets, including three new goals specific to the textile sector, aimed at reducing the environmental impact of textiles and clothing it sells.
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