Making Apparel Supply Chain Decarbonization Commercially Viable
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Making Apparel Supply Chain Decarbonization Commercially Viable
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Decarbonizing global apparel supply chains is one of the industry's greatest sustainability challenges. With most emissions occurring beyond the direct control of apparel brands, achieving meaningful reductions requires more than technology and climate commitments. It requires commercially viable solutions, stronger supplier partnerships, and new approaches to financing.
In this episode of the Sustainable Ambassador Podcast, Dr. Thiwanka De Fonseka, Chief Sustainability Officer at Komar, explores the complexities of apparel supply chain decarbonization and what it will take to accelerate progress.
Drawing on his experience, Thiwanka discusses how brands can prioritize emissions reductions, integrate sustainability into sourcing decisions, and create the commercial incentives suppliers need to invest. We also explore the importance of sharing costs and risks, unlocking financing, and fostering industry collaboration to make decarbonization commercially viable at scale.
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