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Burberry Pacific Sustainability Profile

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Burberry Pacific’s sustainability information in the provided material focuses on human rights, supply chain oversight, and modern slavery prevention. The brand says it has a responsibility strategy called Burberry Beyond, built around Product, Planet, People, and Communities. It also says it uses targets and metrics to track progress. In its latest modern slavery statement, Burberry says it works to respect human rights, avoid forced labour and child labour, and improve transparency in its supply chain. It reports on supplier checks, worker wellbeing, grievance channels, and work with outside experts. The material does not include independent sustainability ratings for Burberry Pacific itself.

Burberry Pacific Sustainability Actions

Modern slavery reporting

Burberry published a 2024/25 modern slavery statement covering Burberry Pacific and other group companies. The statement says the business does not tolerate modern slavery and explains the steps it took during the year to reduce the risk of slavery and human trafficking in its business and supply chain. It says the company reviewed risk areas, consulted group entities, and used its human rights and ethical trading work to guide action.

Supplier checks and audits

Burberry said its Ethical Trading Programme covered all Tier 1 supply chains in FY 2024/25. It reported that 281 Tier 1 suppliers had an on-site assessment during the year. Tier 1 suppliers are the first-level factories or production sites a brand buys from directly. These checks are meant to spot labour and human rights risks in the places where products are made.

Worker wellbeing support

The company said its Worker Wellbeing Programme reached about 13,670 workers in its supply chain. It also said it aligned the programme globally and made changes to better support supply chain partners. Worker wellbeing programmes usually look at issues like health, safety, treatment, and access to support at work.

Grievance channel launched

Burberry launched a grievance mechanism for its EMEIA Tier 1 supply chain partners. A grievance mechanism is a formal way for workers to raise concerns or complaints. The company said the channel will be available to about 41,000 workers, which gives more people in the supply chain a route to report problems.

Human rights risk work

Burberry said it carried out a human rights impact assessment and used the findings to focus on risk areas in operations and supply chains. It also worked with outside experts such as the International Organization for Migration, a United Nations-related agency, on migrant worker awareness sessions, and with Business for Social Responsibility (BSR), an advisory group that helps companies with social and environmental issues, on gender-related work.

Burberry Pacific Sustainability Commitments

2025

Full raw material traceability

Burberry says it is targeting full traceability of all key raw materials by 2025. Traceability means being able to follow materials back through the supply chain and see where they came from. This kind of target is meant to help the company better manage social risks linked to sourcing.


Sustainable Development Goals

Burberry Pacific is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Has Burberry Pacific published a sustainability report?

Confidence: Moderate. As of July 2026, Burberry Pacific is covered by Burberry Group’s 2024/25 modern slavery statement, which is a form of ESG disclosure focused on labour risks and supply chains. The material also says Burberry has a wider responsibility strategy called Burberry Beyond, with pillars for Product, Planet, People, and Communities. A full standalone sustainability report for Burberry Pacific is not shown in the provided material. Consumers who want the latest public reporting can check Burberry’s responsibility pages directly.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

What is Burberry Pacific's sustainability rating?

Confidence: Low. As of July 2026, no independent sustainability rating for Burberry Pacific is shown in the provided material. There is no Good On You score, B Corp certification, or Trustpilot rating listed here for this brand. That means there is not enough third-party evidence in the material to give a formal score. Consumers who want a fuller view should look for independent assessments on rating platforms and compare them with Burberry’s own disclosures.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

What sustainability certifications does Burberry Pacific have?

Confidence: Low. As of July 2026, the provided material does not show any sustainability certifications for Burberry Pacific, such as B Corp, GOTS, or ISO 14001. It does show that Burberry works under legal modern slavery reporting rules in the UK, Canada, Australia, and California, but those are reporting laws, not certifications. The company also says it works with outside experts on human rights and supply chain issues. Consumers can ask Burberry for any product-level certifications if they need proof for a specific item.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

What is Burberry Pacific doing about its carbon footprint?

Confidence: Low. As of July 2026, the provided material does not give a carbon footprint figure for Burberry Pacific. It does mention the wider Burberry responsibility strategy, including a Planet pillar, but this source is mainly about human rights and modern slavery in the supply chain. No emissions data, Scope 1, 2, or 3 figures, or climate targets are shown here. Consumers who want carbon information should look for Burberry’s climate or annual reporting pages.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

Is Burberry Pacific's packaging sustainable?

Confidence: Low. As of July 2026, the provided material does not include any clear information about Burberry Pacific’s packaging materials, recyclability, or packaging targets. The source focuses on supply chain labour rights, worker wellbeing, and modern slavery controls rather than packaging design. Because of that, there is not enough evidence here to say whether the packaging is sustainable. Consumers can check Burberry’s product or packaging pages for item-specific details.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

Is Burberry Pacific ethical in its supply chain?

Confidence: Moderate. As of July 2026, Burberry says it works to respect human rights and prevent modern slavery across its business and supply chain. It reported on-site assessments for 281 Tier 1 suppliers, a grievance channel for about 41,000 workers, and worker wellbeing work reaching about 13,670 workers. That suggests active labour-risk management, but the evidence here is mostly the company’s own reporting, not an outside audit of the whole supply chain. Consumers who want stronger proof should look for independent assessments and supplier transparency updates.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

What is Burberry Pacific doing about sustainability?

Confidence: Moderate. As of July 2026, Burberry’s main sustainability work shown here is about human rights, supply chain checks, worker wellbeing, and traceability. The company says it has a responsibility strategy called Burberry Beyond, with goals across Product, Planet, People, and Communities. In the latest statement, it reported supplier assessments, a new grievance mechanism, and work with outside experts on migrant worker protection and gender issues. The material does not show full climate or packaging detail, so the picture is useful but incomplete.. Sources: Burberry modern slavery statement - https://row.burberry.com/c/legal-cookies/transparency-in-the-supply-chain-modern-slavery-statements/

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