Biodiversity > Spanish fashion group signs 3-year nature protection deal with WWF

Spanish fashion group signs 3-year nature protection deal with WWF

Published 12:12 on December 21, 2022  /  Last updated at 12:12 on December 21, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

Spain-headquartered fashion group Inditex, which owns clothing brands such as Zara, has committed to at least €10 million in funding to a number of WWF biodiversity and ecosystem restoration projects over the next three years.
Spain-headquartered fashion group Inditex, which owns clothing brands such as Zara, has committed to at least €10 million in funding to a number of WWF biodiversity and ecosystem restoration projects over the next three years.


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