Levi Strauss water strategy expands focus from factories to communities

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By Elsa WenzelOct 28, 2025, 12:10 pm109 ptsTrending
Creating a pair of jeans requires as much water as an average U.S. household consumes in several days, according to Levi Strauss. Multiply that by $6.4 billion in annual sales, and the brand guzzles 66 billion gallons of freshwater a year. Continuing its work to reduce the environmental impact of the denim…

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