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As World Earth Day approaches, we're excited to share our sustainability journey at gt&i. Discover our latest showreel highlighting our commitment to sustainability and ESG communications. We think it really captures the essence of our commitment to driving impactful change globally. As a company, we are deeply rooted in sustainability - and we pride ourselves on being insight-driven, strategy-first and full-service. This isn’t a new fad for us. Since the 1990s, when our leadership team pioneered carbon offsetting and introduced the first biofuels on UK forecourts, we have consistently remained at the forefront of such initiatives. This work continues at gt&i. From promoting future-thinking farming practices to advocating the use of only natural fibres for a sustainable fashion future, our team continuously strives to make a difference. Here are some highlights from our recent campaigns along with their impressive statistics: Real Leather Stay Different (RLSD) - Reached 750 million individuals globally - Engaged participants from 27 countries and 40+ nationalities - Garnered 1.8 million engagements and 434 million impressions U.S. Sustainability Alliance (USSA) - Generated 6.2 million impressions on Facebook - Reached over 730,000 impressions on LinkedIn - Received coverage in more than 40 specialist media press articles Only Natural - Launched in March 2024, this program promotes sustainable design in fashion and home design using only natural fibres. We are working with trade associations representing wool, cotton, mohair, hemp and hardwoods and are in direct contact with more than 1000 fashion and furniture design lecturers internationally to encourage participation in this first of a kind competition. Our dedication to sustainability is unwavering. The results speak for themselves. If they speak to you and what you’re trying to achieve, then we’d love to talk. We are passionate about supporting businesses on their sustainability journey and creating a lasting impact together. Watch our showreel here: #Sustainability #Communications #Showreel #Impact #ESG #SustainableFuture

From the start of Green Salon’s story, 2 years ago, we’ve been focused on promoting the best green brands out there. Our methodology needs to evolve, not just as our understanding around sustainability evolves but also as consumers needs change and grow. And it’s our mission to make sure that our directory reflects their needs and priorities. How exactly we do that is getting an upgrade; we’ve spent the last several months revising and updating our methodology for the Green Salon Directory. With the new methodology in place, we have analysed over 150 brands with our revised methodology. More to come on this in the coming weeks... In the meantime, read more about what our Green Salon Research Analysts are looking for in a brand. #sustainable #sustainableliving #sustainablelifestyle #gogreen #research

We are excited to share the latest milestone in the sustainable fashion Industry! Conservation International recently published its Project Retrospective Report (https://lnkd.in/dR-bSgEm), which unveils the incredible progress made in terms of the “Transforming the Fashion Sector to Drive Positive Outcomes for Biodiversity, Climate, and Oceans” project that began in 2021 and was led by Conservation International – in partnership with The Fashion Pact (TFP) and with support from the Global Environment Facility (GEF). This project was a testament to collective action for a greener future and push for a sustainable transition of the fashion industry The report highlights the progress made by #TheFashionPact member companies to halt and reverse biodiversity loss and reach #netzeroemissions by 2050. The project focused on development and implementation of several fashion-specific tools, guides, reporting mechanisms, and pilot projects for Fashion Pact members to develop actionable, science-based nature strategies and supply chains to complement existing sustainability efforts. Among these fashion-specific tools and guidelines is our Guideline document for Best Practices for Sustainable Sourcing For Biodiversity, Livelihood, and Climate, accessible here: https://lnkd.in/dhXjtNWF Conservation International’s press release (https://lnkd.in/dfD8t3mH) showcases the success and impact of the GEF-funded project - project supporting partners include @The Textile Exchange, The Biodiversity Consultancy Ltd , University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, The Dragonfly Initiative, The Impact Facility, IUCN, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Green Commodities Programme, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network. #SustainableFashion #FashionPact #Conservation #EthicalFashion #SustainableSourcing #FashionTransition #NetZeroEmissions #BiodiversityConservation #GreenerFuture

I had the incredible pleasure of partecipating in the Textile Exchange conference in London. I am always glad to be in contact with inspiring professionals and open-minded innovators who are driving the transformation of the fashion system. What reasonates most to me: ⭐ In the face of the climate crisis, a rapidly changing policy landscape and intensifying investor and consumer scrutiny, the transition to a preferred materials portfolio must be a priority in our strategy. As stated in the new report presented by Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Quantis, by moving quickly to secure access to sustainable raw materials, brands can capture an average net profit increase of 6% while driving down carbon emissions and enabling compliance with upcoming regulations. 🌏 Traceability will be fundamental to address climate and nature impacts as well as to comply with legislation and build a long-term relationship with suppliers. 🔴 Preferred material sourcing must be approached with a risk assessment and location based perspective – let’s give a look at the Material Impact Explorer presented by Textile Exchange, Google, NGIS, and World Wildlife Fund (WWF). The MIE is a free and open-source tool for the industry, that helps brands to understand the regional-specific risks and impacts associated with their fiber sourcing. ✔ Sustainability team and finance team need to speak the same language: arguments made for sustainability’s sake are important for business prospects. Positioning them on a financial perspective will help them to resonate with leadership teams.

As an environmental friendly goods developer, I am encouraged by LVMH's commitment to sustainability, as detailed in the recent Vogue Business article. Their Life 360 sustainability plan, with its focus on creative circularity, biodiversity, traceability, and climate, marks a significant step towards a more sustainable future in the luxury sector. Collaboration is key in this journey. By partnering with LVMH, we can leverage shared values to drive meaningful change. Integrating Releaf Paper elements into their packaging is a prime example of this collaborative effort. Although the initial integration might be 20% RELEAF, this move can reduce the environmental impact by at least 10%. On a large scale, this is a substantial achievement, especially considering the reuse of paper packaging in luxury brands. This partnership not only aligns with LVMH's sustainability goals but also sets a precedent for other luxury brands to follow. It demonstrates that environmental sustainability and luxury can coexist, paving the way for a more responsible and conscious approach to luxury consumption. The journey towards CO2 neutrality and environmental sustainability is challenging, but with concerted efforts and innovative solutions like the integration of RELEAF paper, we are making significant strides. This is a testament to the power of collaboration and innovation in addressing environmental challenges. https://lnkd.in/gJwbmPzV

Environmental sustainability is a fundamental aspect in which companies are investing more and more. We are no longer talking about a sustainable future, but about the present. Sustainable Brand Platform #environmental #sustainability Read More: https://lnkd.in/dWUt3sT4

Inspiring companies piloting the first science-based targets for nature: it is a positive step towards creating a more sustainable future. These targets, which aim to guide corporate efforts around nature conservation and restoration, could be a watershed moment for fashion’s relationship with nature. What do you think of this initiative? #fashion #sustainability #sustainablefashion

The Green Edit: Condé Nast's Guide to Sustainable Living 🌍 (Volume 01) Condé Nast, an internationally recognized innovator in publishing, is the home of some of the most recognizable brands in existence. More than 72 million print, 394 million digital, and 454 million social media users are drawn to the company's media properties. These include, among many others, Vanity Fair, Pitchfork, Wired, Bon Appétit, GQ, Glamour, Architectural Digest, The New Yorker, Condé Nast Traveler, and Vogue.The company has set high standards for lowering its environmental impact and encouraging sustainable business practices. Numerous organizations have acknowledged Condé Nast's commitment to sustainability, such as the CDP (previously the Carbon Disclosure Project), which gave the business an A-grade for its leadership in climate change. 💡Talking about the phases which has divergent sustainability factors which they mainly focus on: ▶️Phase One: Establish a foundation for sustainability transformation by integrating sustainability into daily operations, setting public targets, and developing a reporting framework for accountability. ▶️Phase Two: Implement sustainability best practices in business operations like print production and procurement to further reduce the company's environmental footprint. ▶️Phase Three: Continuously raise the bar for sustainability, lead the industry agenda, and identify strategic opportunities for innovation and transformation in the publishing and fashion sectors. ⚜️Major goals for sustainability: Reaching carbon neutrality by 2030: By 2021, Condé Nast aimed earlier to drastically cut its greenhouse gas emissions, with 20% of its emissions coming from the company and 10% coming from the supplier chain. By2025, the firm wants all of its offices worldwide to run entirely on renewable energy. Decrease and get rid of single-use plastics: Condé Nast has committed to reducing waste and fostering circularity by getting rid of more than 90% of single-use plastics worldwide. Using sustainable materials: The firm is dedicated to doing away with plastic packaging made of fossil fuels and switching to globally certified paper for its publications. Condé Nast is striving to promote sustainable fashion practices and lessen the environmental effect of the business by joining the UNFCCC's Fashion business Charter for Climate Action. Interacting with suppliers and partners: Condé Nast links its procurement policy with its sustainability objectives and promotes sustainable practices among its suppliers and partners. Encouraging sustainability via storytelling: Condé Nast uses its well-known brands to bring attention to environmental challenges and motivate people to live healthier lifestyles. Condé Nast #condènast #sustainability #reducecarbonfootprint #sustainablebusiness #greenedit #publications #mediarelations #cdp #magazine #innovators #sustainableliving

We're thrilled to see Karine Szegedi share her expertise on #sustainability in the luxury sector with the Financial Times. Sustainability should be at the core of every strategy. Explore further to understand its impact on businesses. ➡️ https://deloi.tt/45zhmcA #SustainableLuxury #DeloitteSwissWatchStudy

Sustainability in beauty industry has been growing for years, but some sustainable beauty trends are more impactful than others. Here are a few that matter. #sustainability #sustainablematerials