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Shoe companies vow to protect environment

27/08/2019
Shoe companies vow to protect environment

Thirty-two fashion companies - including Salvatorre Ferragamo, Nike and Puma - have signed a commitment to protect climate, biodiversity and the oceans of the world, calling the new initiative the Fashion Pact.  Representatives presented the idea to the president of France, Emmanuel Macron, at a meeting in Paris. Mr Macron arranged for the...

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