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Zara owner Inditex's transport emissions jump in 2024

Zara owner Inditex's emissions from transport jumped by 10% in 2024 as the fast-fashion retailer used more flights to move clothes from production centres in Asia to its logistics hub in Spain and into stores.

Bloomberg L.P. · 2d

Zara Owner Inditex’s Transport Emissions Balloon to Record Highs

The carbon footprint of transporting that Zara outfit you’re looking to buy has just gone up. The annual report of Inditex SA, the Spanish owner of the apparel chain, shows that its transport-related carbon emissions grew twice as fast as product volumes,

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Zara Owner Inditex’s Sales Slow in Early Weeks of First Quarter

After years of riding a post-pandemic boom, Zara owner Inditex SA is showing signs of coming back to Earth. Sales of the world’s largest listed clothing retailer were off to a slower start in 2025, rising just 4% in the five weeks to March 10 on a constant-currency basis compared with 10.

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No hijabs, no miniskirts. Ex-Soviet republic’s fashion advice for women rankles with some

Having banned 'foreign clothes', Tajikistan's president is set to issue 'scientific' advice on what women should wear. Some ...

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Why a major shift to US clothing production is unlikely

President Donald Trump's Made in America push is prompting some U.S. clothing retailers to expand domestic production of ...

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With a kaleidoscope of colors and music, the Hindu festival of Holi signals the arrival of spring

The raucous spring festival sees Hindus take part in a celebration of the end of winter and the triumph of good over evil ...

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