Sustainability for retail : how retail leaders create environmental, social, & cultural innovations /
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New Yorl NY :
Business Expert Press,
2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Section 1. Environmental/operational. Chapter 1-1. Selfridges: reinventing retail through project earth ; Chapter 1-2. NestleÌ?: focusing on regenerative aqgriculture and environmentally friendly products ; Chapter 1-3. VF Corporation: stewards of corporate sustainability and responsibility ; Chapter 1-4. Ecoalf: because there is no planet B ; Chapter 1-5. Architectural systems: bringing sustainable products to the marketplace ; Chapter 1-6. Aldo Group: the customer, the store, and retail education ; Chapter 1-7. Everlane: building the next-gen clothing brand ; Chapter 1-8 The Tiffany & Co. Foundation ; Chapter 1-9. Walmart: shaping a more equitable and sustainable future ; Chapter 1-10. Target Corporation: "future at heart," a multimillion-dollar agenda for operating sustainably ; Chapter 1-11. Amazon: a global approach to worldwide sustainability ; Chapter 1-12. Adidas: game-changers for sustainability ; Chapter 1-13. IKEA: achieve big positive changes in the world, and the entire IKEA ecosystem ; Chapter 1-14. UN Alliance for Sustainable Fashion ; Chapter 1-15. National Retail Federation: retailers are making sustainable shopping easier ; Chapter 1-16. Richemont: movement for better luxury ; Chapter 1-17. Gabriela Hearst: a personal expression of sustainability
- . Section 2. Ethical consumption. Chapter 2-1. Communicating B Corps certification ; Chapter 2-2. Ellen MacArthur Foundation: energizing a circular economy ; Chapter 2-3. Patagonia: growing with sustainability and social mission ; Chapter 2-4. Cacau Show: a chocolate star is born ; Chapter 2-5. A flair for resale ; Chapter 2-6. How TredUP is changing secondhand fashion ; Chapter 2-7. JEM: a voice of new luxury ; Chapter 2-8. Baggit: building customer loyalty and community employment opportunities ; Chapter 2-9. Eileen Fisher's plan for a sustainable future ; Chapter 2-10. The worth face: waste less. Explore more ; Chapter 2-11. Timberland: ambassadors of sustainability ; Chapter 2-12. United By Blue: a diverse brand that does serious conservation work ; Chapter 2-13. LVMH: managing the lighting program for nearly 5,000 stores ; Chapter 2-14. Allbirds: a footwear brand takes off ; Chapter 2-15. Ministry of supply: hi-tech fabrics for hi-performance apparel ; Chapter 2-16. Taylor Stitch: producing classics on demand ; Chapter 2-17. Best Buy: committed to community, people, and the environment ; Chapter 2-18. Qwstion: a high-performing textile from banana fibers ; Chapter 2-19. Picture organic clothing: a pioneer in sustainable outerwear ; Chapter 2-20. Tentree: an international outreach to offset climate change ; Chapter 2-21. Li & Fung: the supply chain of the future
- Section 3. Social and cultural programs. Chapter 3-1. Galeries Lafayette: reinventing retail standards with "go for good" ; Chapter 3-2. ISAIC training for the industry ; Chapter 3-3. Kingsmen: a focus on sustainable working environments and society ; Chapter 3-4. Shinola: made in a new Detroit ; Chapter 3-5. Bottletop: fashion collections from bottletops and ring pulls ; Chapter 3-6. Fabindia's Corporate social responsibility (CSR) policy ; Chapter 3-7. El Palacio de Hierro: the department store as a community asset ; Chapter 3-8. The "Mahindra Challenge": making a case for global sustainability ; Chapter 3-9. Kering Group: a far-reaching biodiversity strategy ; Chapter 3-10. Kohl's: 750 million dollars for community support ; Chapter 3-11. Kroger's zero hunger, zero waste: a social impact plan that's good for business and society ; Chapter 3-12. Stella McCartney: the power to affect change ; Chapter 3-13. Sponsored education
- Section 4. The retail environment ; Chapter 4-1. Simons: a corporate embrace of sustainability ; Chapter 4-2. Closed loop partners: building a circular economy ; Chapter 4-3. Fashion for good: to bring together the entire fashion ecosystem ; Chapter 4-4. Whole Foods Market: a holistic approach to sustainability ; Chapter 4-5. EHI: sustainability in shopfitting ; Chapter 4-6. James Avery Artisan Jewelry: 90 stores across the south ; Chapter 4-7. Levi's and David Jones Open Sustainability Shop in Shop ; Chapter 4-8. David Jones: mindfully made a one-stop shop for sustainable goods ; Chapter 4-9. Starbucks: investing in communities ; Chapter 4-10. Harrods: fashion re-told pop-up brings luxury resale to the upmarket ; Chapter 4-11. Grupo Advance: contributing to a cyclical economy and social well-being ; Chapter 4-12. H&A: innovations for sustainable display fixtures ; Chapter 4-13. Bish Creative Display: an international approach to POS ; Chapter 4-14. Shanghai Zhitao Cultural Innovation Co., Ltd. ; Chapter 4-15. Will sustainability become a law? ; Chapter 4-16. Aquafil: repurposing used nylon with econyl
- Section 5. Resources & services. Chapter 5-1. Services ; Chapter 5-2. Books and references ; Chapter 5-3 Reports
- Section 6. Sustainability: technology, inventions, and resale ; Chapter 6-1. Technology and inventions ; Chapter 6-2. The resale market.