STOCKHOLM – Swedish fashion retailer H&M has published its 2022 sustainability report, outlining its progress towards achieving its targets on reducing its environmental impacts.
Highlights of the report include 84% of the retailers’ materials being either recycled or sourced in a more sustainable way in 2022, which takes the company closer to its goal of having 100% of materials being recycled / sustainably sourced by 2025.
STOCKHOLM – Swedish fashion retailer H&M has published its 2022 sustainability report, outlining its progress towards achieving its targets on reducing its environmental impacts.
Highlights of the report include 84% of the retailers’ materials being either recycled or sourced in a more sustainable way in 2022, which takes the company closer to its goal of having 100% of materials being recycled / sustainably sourced by 2025.
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