Fashion groups back Italian water initiative

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Kering, LVMH and Burberry support collective action against water risks in Arno Basin which hosts important textile and leather production

River Arno, Florence

FLORENCE — Fashion groups have joined a new initiative to tackle water scarcity, flooding and pollution in Italy’s Arno Basin, linking ecosystem restoration with manufacturing resilience.

The Water Resilience Lab – Arno Basin brings together businesses, public authorities, scientists and financial institutions to coordinate projects across a region containing textile and leather supply chains.

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