DENVER – The VF Corporation, which owns brands including Vans, The North Face, Timberland and Dickies, has shared details of its efforts towards its sustainability goals.
The company’s new 2022 ‘Made for Change’ sustainability report includes updates on progress toward its science-based targets, product traceability goals, and other social and environmental commitments.
“Our latest Made for Change report demonstrates how we’re making meaningful progress toward our long-term sustainability commitments through the constant pursuit of responsible and profitable growth,” said VF chairman, president and CEO Steve Rendle.
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