?? Accelerating Decarbonization in the Fashion Industry ??
The #fashion industry currently accounts for 3-8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, a figure projected to increase by 30% by 2030 without further intervention—an alarming trend that conflicts with the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Key causes include increased fashion product sales, overproduction, and reliance on air and truck transportation.
However, the textile and fashion sector could more easily achieve #decarbonization goals, as most costs and value derive from low-carbon activities such as design and marketing, while emissions are concentrated in activities like production and shipping.
To pursue and achieve sustainability goals, comprehensive commitment across all business aspects—from design and procurement to marketing and sales—is necessary. Among the six actions recommended by McKinsey & Company to accelerate decarbonization in the fashion industry, a focus on data collection stands out.
?? Measuring emissions impact and establishing a solid foundation require the availability, collection, and digitalization of primary data, as well as increased transparency in the supply chain. Major fashion brands work with hundreds, sometimes thousands, of suppliers. This makes it challenging, if not impossible, to engage each of them in sustainability initiatives and to collect transparent and reliable data throughout the supply chain.
However, reliable #data access is essential for fashion companies aiming to activate #circular supply chains, advance their decarbonization journeys, comply with #sustainability regulations, and provide transparent information to consumers and stakeholders.
?? Musthad could be the perfect partner for #traceability and impact #measurement applied to textile end-of-life, thanks to the digitalization of excess inventory data.
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