BROOMFIELD – Croc Inc, the company behind the footwear brand Crocs, has pushed back its target of becoming a net zero company to 2040, instead of the previously announced 2030 deadline.
Reported in the company’s 2022 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report, the company says it had to revisit the net zero commitment made in 2021 “after the acquisition of footwear brand HeyDude, and due to the expansion of the company’s global footprint”.
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