Spain fashion giant Inditex to spend 1.8bn euros on logistics

The parent company of Zara has also invested in Galy, an American start up that uses the latest technology to grow cotton in a laboratory using plant cells

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Friday, 12 July 2024, 15:00

The CEO of Inditex (owner of Spanish fashion brands including Zara) has announced a multinational investment in improving the group's logistics and distribution capabilities. It will spend 1.8 billion euros in 2024 and 2025 on this.

Óscar García Maceiras was speaking at the firm's AGM in Galicia on Tuesday this week. He added that Inditex is also upping its commitment to sustainability. The firm has invested in Galy, an American start up that uses the latest technology to grow cotton in a laboratory using plant cells, García Maceiras explained.

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