Kering sets nature and materials targets

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Kering announces new science-based goals on water, materials and innovation as it publishes its 2016–2025 Impact Report

PARIS — Kering has used a 10-year impact report to set out new science-based targets on nature, materials and innovation for the next phase of its sustainability efforts.

The French luxury group, which owns brands including Gucci, Saint Laurent and Balenciaga, has published a wrap-up of its 2016–2025 ‘Crafting Tomorrow’s Luxury’ strategy, including new indicators to guide its post-2025 programme.

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