Nike
Nike looks strongest in operational decarbonization, materials progress, and manufacturing efficiency, but its sustainability story gets harder around finished-product circularity and long-tail supply-chain compliance.
Score
83
Industry
Fashion
Country
United States
Report year
2024
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Score breakdown
Environment
88Scope 1 and 2 cuts are strong, but total climate burden remains overwhelmingly Scope 3.
Resources
82Preferred materials and waste reduction are solid, though finished-product circularity weakened sharply.
Social
77Strategic suppliers improved materially, but Tier 2 and logistics compliance still show real risk.
Governance
84Nike discloses real progress and uncomfortable gaps, which strengthens report credibility.
Certifications and signals
Evidence and sources
Nike Sustainability Report 2024
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Editorial reading of NIKE FY24 with emphasis on materials, emissions, labor risk, and finished-product circularity.
NIKE FY24 disclosures
NIKE
Public reporting on preferred materials, emissions, water, chemicals, and supplier metrics.
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