Levi Strauss Launches Sustainable Garment Partnership Program

Giant Levi Strauss & Co has launched a global partnership to cooperate with entrepreneurs with social and environmental awareness to accelerate sustainability.

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The laboratory course is sponsored by the Aspen Institute for business and social projects.

This year, we will focus on "water" and help participants reduce the impact of water.

Trainees will have the opportunity to work in the Eureka Innovation Laboratory of Levi Strauss and enter the company's human resources network.

CEO Chip Bergh said: "as an industry, we need sustainable development to become a top priority. This means that we will meet together to deal with the social and environmental problems of our times.

In the past, we have been in the Levi Strauss cooperation Laboratory for more than 163 years to support the next generation of designers and entrepreneurs so that we can jointly build a garment industry that can restore the environment and protect our most important resources.

Every year, the cooperative laboratory will focus on issues related to the textile industry, such as textile waste, water scarcity and workers' rights and other related social and environmental issues.

Following Levi's announces its open source strategy.

Companies interested in joining will be invited to participate in the Levi's Eureka forum innovation laboratory in San Francisco.

As a member, they will work side by side with the leaders of design, innovation and sustainable development to accelerate the sustainable development of water resources.

In addition to the forums, they may get up to 50 thousand dollars in capital to achieve their solutions.

Nancy McGaw, deputy director of business and social planning at Aspen college, said: "water and cable" is not only a garment industry, but also a key resource for our planet and society as a whole.

It is essential that the nonprofit sector and the private sector jointly create an influential and lasting change in the industry.

We have set up a stage with Levi Strauss to define new industry standards for leaders of new generation of garment enterprises who care about sustainable development. We are proud to be part of this important initiative.

The plan is open to the leaders of profitable and non-profit organizations.

The application is now open, and the trainees will be announced later in the summer of 2016 (216).

Levi's's sustainable development has recently cooperated with the new textile technology Evrnu to create the world's first jeans made entirely of waste cotton t-shirts.