
Can H&M decouple growth from environmental impact?
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We sit down with Marcus Hartmann, Regional Head of Sustainability & Public Affairs at H&M North Europe, to unpack the fashion giant’s most recent sustainability report — and the company’s evolving strategy for reducing its environmental footprint.
In this conversation, we discuss the realities behind overproduction, the promise and limits of resale, and why transparency is both a communications challenge and a business imperative. Marcus also shares H&M’s perspective on upcoming EU legislation and the role of collaboration in driving systemic change.
In this conversation, we talk about:
- Why H&M is doubling down on transparency in its sustainability efforts
- The significance of disclosing total production volumes — and what the numbers reveal
- How resale is growing, but still accounts for just 0.6% of turnover
- Why decoupling financial growth from resource use is a “tough cookie,” but non-negotiable
- The technologies H&M is betting on — from AI to fiber-to-fiber recycling
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