Ralph Lauren releases new sustainability report

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Fashion brand says its absolute greenhouse gas emissions are now down by more than a third since 2020

NEW YORK — Ralph Lauren's new sustainability report reveals it has now reduced its overall CO2 emissions by 34% against its 2020 baseline, surpassing its science-based target of a 30% cut by 2030.

Supply chain (scope 3) emissions, which account for 99% of its carbon footprint, were slightly up on the previous year - but more than 30% down on 2020.

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