LONDON – Marks and Spencer (M&S) has today published its latest annual report which highlights progress with its 2022 sustainability commitments, and its performance against its short- and medium-term net zero targets.
M&S says its target is to become a net zero business across all its operations and entire value chain by 2040. It has also set a raft of interim targets for 2025/26, 2029/30 and 2034/35.
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