LONDON – Major fashion brands have been urged to invest at least 2% of their revenue into a ‘fair transition’ away from fossil fuels to power their supply chains in a new report by the Fashion Revolution initiative.
The report claims the fashion industry is falling short of climate investments, not working fast enough to cut fossil fuel use, and generally “lagging significantly” in achieving climate targets and reducing emissions.
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