Ralph Lauren | Sustainability Performance
Designs and markets luxury apparel, accessories, and home furnishings.
1967
United States
10,001+ employees
Apparel & Fashion
$1B - 10B in revenue
$500M - 1B in profitability
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Sustainability Ranking & Industry Benchmark
#867
Overallⓘ#206
in United Statesⓘ#19
in Apparel & FashionⓘSustainability Maturity
ⓘSustainability Intent
ⓘOverview
Environmental
Carbon emissionsCarbon certificatesEnergy consumptionWaste ManagementWater ManagementNature and biodiversityClimate riskSocial
Diversity and InclusionPay GapsExternalitiesGovernance
TargetsSDG ImpactESG scores and ExclusionsFinancial Data
Business performanceCapital & innovationAnalyst projections
Laggard
Aligned
Aligned
Aligned
Aligned
Intensity
Greenhouse gas intensity Scope 1, 2 (tCO₂e /$M)
Greenhouse gas intensity (Scope 1, 2, 3)(tCO₂e /$M)
Energy consumption (direct) intensity (MWh /$M)
Industry Benchmark
9.3
B/M 8.5
159.4
B/M 245.0
29.2
B/M 23.3
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Controversy level
- Ralph Lauren paid USD 1.6 million combined SEC/DOJ FCPA settlement in 2013 over Argentine subsidiary improper payments to customs officials, plus sustained Bangladeshi, Vietnamese and Chinese garment supply chain labor compliance scrutiny including postRana Plaza audits.
Sustainability employees
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11+
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