LONDON – The British Fashion Council (BFC) has commissioned a study which will explore how best to address the climate change impact of increasing returns by online fashion shoppers.
Global strategy consultancy firm Roland Berger will carry out the study, in partnership with German logistics company DHL, for the BFC’s Institute of Positive Fashion (IPF).
Through the IPF, the BFC is working on a 10-year strategy to help the industry reduce its climate change impact in line with UN goals and UK government commitments.
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