Zara and H&M back in-store recycling to tackle throwaway culture

Schemes aim to tackle fashion’s huge waste problem but critics say they are a token gesture and could encourage ‘guilt free’ consumption

Big Brands Are Taking Back Unwanted Clothes. Where Do They Go?

Reduce, repair and reuse: Trimming 'fast fashion's' environmental harm

Daily Media Briefing - Corporate Citizenship Briefing

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H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer linked to polluting viscose factories in Asia, Guardian sustainable business

Fast fashion's waste problem could be solved by recycled textiles but brands need to help boost production

Social Goods, Fast Fashion Gets Eco-Friendly, The Vegan Leather Boom

Circular economy, Sustainable-business

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The fast fashion recycling problem: why less than 1pc of old clothing becomes new garments, and the countries being buried under discarded items

We are part of the problem': How H&M, Mango and Zara are trying to clean up their act

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