Burberry joins catwalk of companies with Science-Based Target
Luxury fashion giant sets target to cut supply chain emissions for the first time
Luxury brand Burberry has today revealed ambitions to become one of the greenest fashion companies in the world, announcing new climate targets that will see its net emissions almost eliminated in just...
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