ARTEIXO – Spanish fashion giant Inditex, owner of the Zara brand, has outlined a series of new sustainability targets, which include ensuring that 100% of its raw materials will originate from environmentally friendly sources by 2030.
The new targets, which also include plans to cut emissions along its value chain by 50% in the same period, were revealed by chief executive Oscar Garcia Maceiras at the company’s recent annual shareholders’ meeting.
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