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Green Strides

According to a 2020 report by the Global Fashion Agenda, the fashion industry’s emissions are predicted to increase by 2.7 billion tonnes year-on-year by 2030. This report—amongst other developments—has triggered a seismic shift in the industry, resulting in a number of fashion brands making significant commitments to reduce their environmental impact. One of the brands that is clearly walking the eco talk is Louis Vuitton.

For the past few years, the French maison has taken important steps to eliminate all single-use plastic in its packaging and to deploy the highest environmental standards for its raw materials by 2025. To further

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