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Environmental Impact

Our “Planet” rating evaluates brands based on the environmental policies in their supply chains, from carbon emissions and wastewater to business models and product circularity. Mori has received a “Great” rating in this category. Several factors have influenced this score. Mori uses a high proportion of lower-impact materials, including upcycled materials. By choosing these materials, the brand helps limit the chemicals, water, and wastewater in its supply chain. Additionally, Mori manufactures its products closer to home, reducing the climate impact of long-distance shipping.

Workers’ Rights

The “People” rating takes into account how brands treat workers in their supply chain. For Mori, we have rated them as “Good” in this category. The brand is praised for tracing most of its supply chain and for producing its products in-house with a small team. However, there is no evidence to suggest that Mori ensures workers are paid living wages in their supply chain. This is an area where the brand can make improvements to further enhance its rating.

Animal Welfare

In the “Animals” rating, brands are assessed on their animal welfare policies and how well they trace their animal-derived products. Mori has received a “Good” rating in this category. While it does not appear to use animal-derived materials, it does not claim to be a vegan brand. By being transparent about their sourcing and manufacturing processes, Mori has earned a positive rating in this area.

Overall Rating

Based on all available information that we have reviewed, Mori has received a “Good” rating overall. The brand has shown a commitment to sustainability through its use of lower-impact materials, manufacturing processes, and animal welfare policies. However, there are areas where Mori can make improvements to further enhance its rating. By continuing to prioritize sustainability and ethical practices, Mori can work towards achieving an even higher score in the future.

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Antonello Tedde

Quazi Design