AMSTERDAM – Online fashion marketplace Otrium has signed up to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) as it looks to align with the sector’s environmental ambitions.
The company will be tasked with establishing carbon reduction goals that support the Paris Climate Agreement’s 1.5oC climate change limit.
Marlot Kiveron, the head of sustainability at Otrium, said: “We’re ambitious to create a smarter fashion industry, and committed to do so without compromising our own operational impact as a company.”
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