STOCKHOLM – Swedish fashion giant H&M is to phase out its Treadler B2B service which was launched two years ago to allow rival companies to access its global supply chain.
Back in 2020, H&M said that Treadler would enable other companies to benefit from the company’s expertise, long-term supplier partnerships and strategic sustainability work.
However, H&M says that while the service had “generated valuable learnings”, it had not “been growing fast enough” and would be “phased out during the coming months”.
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