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Nike, adidas and Puma join ZDHC board

13/10/2015

Primark and Tesco-owned F&F have joined the Zero Discharge of hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Group, which is now made up of 20 brands.

From these, a board has been selected and will consist of: Frouke Bruinsma, G-Star Raw; Charles Dickinson, Primark; Monica Gorman, New Balance; Philipp Meister, adidas; Stefan Seidel, Puma; Nathaniel Sponsler, Gap; Graham Storrie, Esprit; Joyce Tsoi, H&M;  and Scott Vitters from Nike.

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