New York legislators consider fashion sustainability legislation
January 7, 2022
Fashion brands with more than $100 million in revenues doing business in New York State would be required to disclose information on greenhouse gas emissions and other environmental and social impact information if a proposed new law — The Fashion Sustainability and Social Accountability Act — is passed by the legislature and signed by the governor.
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