Levi struggles to reduce supply chain emissions

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Denim giant’s new sustainability report reveals that scope 3 emissions, which account for the bulk of its carbon footprint, have fallen only slightly

SAN FRANCISCO - Denim brand Levi's has revealed the scale of the task it faces in meeting its climate targets in its latest sustainability report which sets out both its achievements and challenges in reducing its impacts.

Lev's 2024 Sustainability Goals and Metrics Report reveals the company has achieved an 81% reduction in operational emissions and reached 99% renewable electricity in its own facilities, placing it near its 2025 targets.

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