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VF publishes first Animal Derived Materials Policy

11/05/2017

Timberland owner VF Corporation has announced its brands will no longer fur, angora and exotic leathers as part of its first Animal Derived Materials (ADM) Policy. The policy, developed in partnership with animal welfare organizations, material suppliers and industry groups, sets guidelines for the use of materials by the company’s brands and...

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