New Personal Best: adidas Announces 96% Of Polyester Used in its Products is Now Recycled Polyester and Sets Sights on Early Achievement of 2024 Commitment
Adidas is making new sneakers entirely from pollution in the ocean
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adidas unlocks a circular future for Sports with Futurecraft.loop: a performance running shoe made to be remade
Adidas unveils sports shoes made from recycled ocean waste
adidas aims to end plastic waste with innovation + partnerships as the solutions
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These Adidas Are Made From Recycled Ocean Plastic, and They're the Most Comfortable Running Sneakers I've Tried
Adidas' new TOUR360 XT golf shoes are made with recycled plastic waste | Golf Equipment: Clubs, Balls, Bags | Golf Digest
Adidas x Parley — Parley
Adidas x Parley shoes made from recycled ocean plastic launch
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Adidas to launch new fabrics from recycled ocean plastic, polyester
Adidas expands beyond Parley with new recycled plastic fabrics | Engadget
Adidas unveils new sneakers made from recycled ocean trash
Adidas unveils sports shoes made from recycled ocean waste
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Adidas' environmentally friendly collection aims to end plastic waste | Golf Equipment: Clubs, Balls, Bags | Golf Digest
Adidas Marks New 'Milestone:' More Shoes, But Less Virgin Plastic – WWD
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Adidas pledges to only use recycled plastics by 2024 | Engadget
Futurecraft.Loop: New adidas shoe uses just one material – and is fully recyclable | WIRED UK
