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Emporio Armani Sustainability Actions

Set an emissions target

Good On You says Emporio Armani has set a science-based target to cut greenhouse gas emissions in both its own operations and its supply chain. A science-based target is a climate goal that follows a method used by outside experts to match what climate science says is needed. The rating site also says the brand claims it is on track. This is a positive step, but the same assessment says there is still not enough public evidence about wider environmental action, especially on water use and material choices.

Uses some recycled packaging

Good On You reports that Emporio Armani uses some recycled packaging and says its packaging is recyclable. Recyclable means the material can be processed and used again, if local recycling systems accept it. This suggests the brand has made at least some packaging changes. However, the same source says there is no evidence of meaningful action to reduce water use in the supply chain, and it also notes that the brand uses few lower-impact materials overall.

Worker complaint channel

Good On You says Emporio Armani has an internal grievance mechanism for workers in its supply chain. A grievance mechanism is a way for workers to report problems such as harassment or unpaid wages, often without naming themselves. The rating site also says the brand’s Code of Conduct covers ILO principles, which are basic labour rules set by the International Labour Organization. This is a useful worker-protection tool, but Good On You still says there is no clear evidence that most workers in the supply chain are paid living wages.

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