Gap releases 2024 Impact Report

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US retailer claims progress against its climate change, raw material and water targets, amongst others

SAN FRANCISCO – US retailer Gap has released its 2024 Impact Report which includes its progress against its targets on reducing its environmental impacts.

It reveals the company has so far reduced its scope 1 and 2 emissions by 74% from a 2017 baseline, and its scope 3 emissions by 13%, compared to targets to reduce them by 90% and 32.5% respectively by 2030.

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