EPR and textile waste: the new compliance challenge in the fashion sector
The fashion industry aims to improve environmental sustainability. The EU has introduced the principle of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), which will require companies to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of products, financing the collection, reuse, and recycling of textiles. Intervention by lawyer Grazia Malinconico of Complegal.
Why does LVMH put certain brands on the market?
From the possible departure of Marc Jacobs to the stake in Fenty Beauty, the Financial Times reveals Bernard Arnault’s group’s divestment plan: a billion-dollar shift reflecting the luxury sector’s slowdown amid falling stock markets, more selective demand, and the end of the post-pandemic boom.
How the Global Fashion Business Will Change. Mediobanca Report
End of the post-pandemic boom, margins under pressure, and more selective demand: the Mediobanca study captures the transition to a new phase for the global fashion system.
Europe versus America: Who Really Rules Fashion (and Why Luxury Is No Longer Enough)
Mediobanca’s study on major fashion multinationals shows Europe dominating the luxury sector (62% of revenues), but with the United States making a comeback in financial markets: from the France-Italy comparison to M&A operations, the sector is entering a new phase.
