The European fashion retailer, Mango, began its journey towards the sustainability of it garments and operations with the launch of a new strategy with the horizon of 2030.

The new road map, called Sustainable Vision 2030, has been established to reduce the environmental and social impact and is based on three key pillars:Committed to Product, Committed to Planet and Committed to People, each one of which establishes specific goals and projects to be achieved. 

The use of stricter standards in the global fashion industry and the alliance with reputable and internationally-recognised technological, certification and supervisory organisations are just some of the other pillars of Mango’s sustainability strategy, which promotes a lasting and profound transformation of its business in terms of its impact on all its spheres of influence.

Mango’s Chief Executive Officer, Toni Ruiz, said:

“The new sustainability strategy is not merely a goal to be fulfilled, but a cross-departmental core value of our company strategy and business model that influences our decision making and the promotion of projects and actions, so that we can carry out our activities with the lowest environmental and social impact possible.”