The luxury footwear company’s brand new sustainability plan further advances its green efforts.
In particular, Gianvito Rossi is measuring its energy consumption and waste management, which has already allowed it to mitigate its carbon footprint by 60 percent by implementing processes in line with the circular economy principle. It is shifting its energy supply to renewable sources and has tapped a start-up partner that through AI-enabled technologies can help reduce consumption.
In the mid-term, the luxury footwear brand will also gather data from the pilot phase to further rely on the circular economy across processes, thus furthering its green transition. As many of its luxury peers, the company has also kicked off a reforestation program aimed at offsetting its carbon dioxide emissions that could not be otherwise mitigated.
Gianvito Rossi has pledged to assess all its suppliers and distributors by 2025 in order to be able to compensate all Scope 3 GHG emissions throughout its pipeline and achieve carbon neutrality.
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