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Timberland publishes sustainability report

10/09/2015
Timberland publishes sustainability report

Timberland has announced a 16% improvement in its factories for the second quarter compared with the first: 36% of 320 are now rated ‘accepted’.

The global average grams of volatile organic compounds used in footwear production was 55.4 grams per pair, 2.7 grams more per pair than the Q2 2014 result (52.7 grams).

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