Article; Zara fuels climate crisis with thousands of tons of airborne fashion
https://www.publiceye.ch/en/topics/fashion/zara-fuels-climate-crisis-with-thousands-of-tons-of-airborne-fashion


The location is Zaragoza Airport, the second largest cargo airport in Spain. A cargo jumbo operated by the airline Atlas Air, departing from Delhi Airport, is about to land. It carries on board around 100 tonnes of textiles for Zara and other brands belonging to the Spanish fashion giant Inditex. They are prepared in Spain for onward shipment to the 5,815 stores located worldwide. A few days later, large batches of them are loaded onto one of the 15 or so cargo planes which take off week-in week-out for Inditex – the main customer at Zaragoza airport – flying to destinations in North and Central America, the Middle East, Asia and also Europe.
article fashion ghg zara | permalink | 2024-06-25 09:07:17

Article; ‘Duurzaam’ merk Patagonia vervoert kleding vaker per vliegtuig
https://www.ftm.nl/artikelen/patagonia-haalt-kleren-per-vliegtuig-naar-nederland?share=5tX2J7%2BsVcir3z4%2BgKqyRZZlAWftgNe3O1RWllzrjpJqLBvIlCkiChrGn2gH08Y%3D
Van bedrijven als Shein en Temu verwacht je niet anders, maar zelfs een duurzaam kledingmerk als Patagonia laat relatief opvallend vaak producten vervoeren per vliegtuig. Vorig jaar zelfs ruim 1300 keer, blijkt uit onderzoek van Follow the Money, terwijl het merk zegt ‘alleen in uitzonderlijke situaties’ te kiezen voor transport door de lucht.
article claims clothing fashion ftm ghg | permalink | 2024-06-25 08:56:54

Investors push Zara to publish full supply chain
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/investors-push-zara-owner-inditex-publish-full-supply-chain-2024-03-11


Inditex is an outlier among big clothing retailers in not publishing which factories it sources from. Regulators and investors want greater transparency and better disclosure from companies. Clothing retailers, in particular, are under pressure to prove that there is no forced labour in their supply chains, and that garment workers are paid decent wages.
fashion sdg transparancy zara | permalink | 2024-03-19 08:58:29

The controversial way fashion brands gauge sustainability is being suspended
https://qz.com/2180322/the-controversial-higg-sustainability-index-is-being-suspended
The Higg Index, one of the fashion industry’s most well-known sustainability rating systems, came under sustained criticism this month. A New York Times article called out the index as too favorable to synthetic materials made from fossil fuels; the Intercept dug into the metric’s controversial ties to fast fashion; and the Norway Consumer Authority banned its use (link in Norwegian) in marketing to consumers.

Book: Fashionopolis
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/554229/fashionopolis-by-dana-thomas/


Historically, the apparel trade has exploited labor, the environment, and intellectual property—and in the last three decades, with the simultaneous unfurling of fast fashion, globalization, and the tech revolution, those abuses have multiplied exponentially, primarily out of view. We are in dire need of an entirely new human-scale model.

After Rana Plaza
https://decorrespondent.nl/8193/wat-er-vijf-jaar-na-de-ramp-in-rana-plaza-is-veranderd-in-de-kledingindustrie-in-bangladesh/3300695213574-e2027656
From 2018, good overview on how the Clean Cloths Campaign managed to get most major fashion brands to sign on to bare minimum requirements in their (mostly) Asian supply lines. In Dutch.

Adidas Supplier List
https://www.adidas-group.com/en/sustainability/transparency/supplier-lists/
In excel