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Acier Sportswear Sustainability Actions

Published sustainability reporting

Amer Sports says it published a Sustainability Report 2025 that covers its priorities, actions, and performance across climate, circularity, people, and the value chain. This shows the company is reporting on environmental and social topics together, rather than only talking about one issue at a time. The report is part of its wider sustainability and ESG work, which also includes ethics and compliance. ESG means environmental, social, and governance, or how a company handles planet, people, and business conduct.

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Set science-based climate targets

Amer Sports says its emissions targets were validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a group that checks whether climate goals match climate science. It says it is working to reduce emissions across its own operations and supply chain. adidas also says its 2025 and 2030 emissions targets were approved by SBTi. The adidas report adds that it measures emissions across Scope 1, 2, and 3, which means direct emissions, purchased energy, and the wider value chain.

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Expanded circularity work

adidas says it kept building its circularity approach in 2023. Circularity means designing products and systems so materials stay in use for longer instead of becoming waste. The company says it worked on cross-industry projects such as T-REX and Sorting for Circularity to help scale circular solutions. It also points to repair and reuse ideas through its consumer-facing climate work. These steps suggest a focus on keeping materials in circulation and reducing waste.

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Improved supply chain standards

adidas says it kept working on water efficiency, water quality, and chemical management in its supply chain. It also set targets for renewable energy use at strategic supplier sites, lower water use at Tier 2 suppliers, and stronger chemical and wastewater standards. Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers are the factories and material makers closest to the finished product. The company says supplier work is central to meeting its climate and environmental goals.

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Promoted repair and reuse

Amer Sports’ sustainability news says Salomon launched a repair program in Europe in 2026. Repair programs help products last longer and can reduce waste because items do not need to be replaced as quickly. The same source also mentions packaging streamlining for bindings, which suggests work to reduce material use in product packaging. These are practical actions linked to waste reduction and product life extension.

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Joined sports sustainability groups

The material shows Amer Sports taking part in wider industry sustainability work through the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI), which runs ESG working areas for the sports goods sector. It also shows adidas partnering with Common Goal, a not-for-profit group that links sport with social and climate action. These kinds of partnerships are used to share ideas, set common standards, and support climate and community projects across the sports industry.

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