How to communicate with sales teams and agents

As the CSR responsible, it’s important to work closely with the sales team and agents because they represent the company and often know the customers better than the rest of the company.

So, it’s important that they’re included.

But the question is: How do you work with someone, who focuses more on business and performance and also measures the performance differently?

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ANNE KATRINE BLIRUP
A breakdown of some of the possible requirements in the EU textile strategy

As we know well by now, consumers know about the impact textiles have on the environment, meaning that more and more are looking for sustainable products.

And more attention from consumers means more attention from authorities.

An example is the new textile strategy that the EU Commission approved in March this year. With that comes many new requirements, directives, and regulations – and yes, they can be confusing.

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6 reasons why we love a good CSR report

It’s no secret that we are fans of CSR reports here at Sustainawear.

We love reading them and we love making them, and we are thrilled to see that more and more companies have realised the many benefits of them too.

How about you?

Have you started to report your efforts yet?

If not, we have gathered a few of our favourite reasons for reporting in the list below, in the hope that it might make you consider developing your first report.

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Caroline Krogholm Pedersen
Do you have the data you need?

It has been said that data has replaced oil as the world's most valuable resource.

And we have all heard the term knowledge is power.

Therefore, it should come as no surprise that data collection is also extremely important when it comes to CSR.

But - where to start? No need to worry!

We have gathered some good points to help get you started.

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Caroline Krogholm Pedersen
The chicken or the egg of sustainability

For years and years, we have asked the question: what came first – the chicken or the egg?

The answer lies in the past and is for us normal people more of a mind puzzler and conversational entertainment than a real mystery we can solve. We’ll leave that up to the scientists.

A more pressing questions, and an extremely relevant one at that is the question: who will be first to drive sustainability? Companies or consumers?

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Caroline Krogholm Pedersen