BOSTON – Several global apparel brands including including Adidas, Gap, Burberry, Fast Retailing and H&M have been included in a new benchmark study analysing corporate progress on water stewardship.
The analysis from environmental non-profit Ceres provides a detailed view of how 72 companies from four water-intensive industries, also including the food, beverage and high-tech sectors, are responding to the escalating water crisis and the resulting financial risks.
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