AMSTERDAM – The ZDHC Foundation has welcomed three new recruits to its Roadmap to Zero programme including the Teddy Group high street fashion retailer from Italy which joins as a signatory brand.
The Teddy Group, which operates in more than 90 countries, owns the retail brands Terranova and Calliope and is the distributor of the Rinascimento, Kitana and QB 24 brands.
Swedish cellulosic fibre technology pioneer TreeToTextile, which is owned by H&M, IKEA, Stora Enso and entrepreneur Lars Stigsson, has also joined ZDHC as a contributor.
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