STOCKHOLM – Swedish fashion giant H&M last year reduced its CO2 emissions in its global supply chain by 22%, compared to a 2019 baseline, according to its new annual and sustainability report.
The company says the reduction in its Scope 3 emissions – where the bulk of the fashion industry’s carbon footprint lies – amounts to a decrease of 625,000 tonnes CO2e.
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