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Timberland: Organic and recycled content percentage continues to decline

08/12/2015
Timberland: Organic and recycled content percentage continues to decline

Timberland’s new CSR report reveals the use of organic or recycled content in apparel was roughly 7.9% of total textile weight in the third quarter, down from 12.7% in the second quarter. 

For 2014, this figure was 19%, down from 37% in 2013.

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