SAN FRANCISCO – Denim giant Levi’s net zero emissions target for 2050 has been approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and the company has updated its near-term goals to align with the long-term target.
In line with SBTi recommendations, Levi’s is now aiming for a 42% reduction in its supply chain (Scope 3) absolute emissions by 2030, against a new baseline year of 2022, instead of the former goal of a 40% cut against a 2016 baseline.
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