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Levi's, M&S Team on Renewable Energy Push for Fashion Suppliers

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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Levi Strauss and Marks & Spencer have launched a collective initiative to accelerate renewable energy adoption across fashion supply chains. Working with Schneider Electric, the program—called the "Fashion Renewable Collective"—aims to help apparel manufacturers transition to renewable electricity at scale. The initiative targets suppliers across multiple tiers of production to create standardized pathways for renewable integration. The partnership reflects pressure on fashion brands to demonstrate progress on decarbonization commitments.

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