Science-Based Targets

Domino’s Pizza Group sets science-based emissions targets on path to net-zero by 2050

Domino’s Pizza Group sets science-based emissions targets on path to net-zero by 2050

Domino’s Pizza Group, which manages the pizza chain’s operations in the UK and Ireland, has had its new climate targets and net-zero plan verified by the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi).

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