CALIFORNIA – Performance apparel and swimwear manufacturer, Active Apparel Group (AAG) has outlined its new strategy aimed at reducing its environmental impact across its global operations.
The company, which supplies more than 25 of the world’s major brands and retailers, has integrated a new Environmental Management System (EMS) which, built using the ISO14001 Standard Framework, incorporates key environmental policy commitments as well as targets and strategies to reduce Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions across its operations in China, Australia and USA.
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