Public data, as of October 2026

Company profile

Far Eastern New Apparel (Viet Nam) Limited

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SBTi statusValidated Targets

Near-term status: Validated Targets. Net-zero status: Commitment to Set Targets.

Where insetting fits

Scope 3 appears once a full disclosure is matched.

Peer position

A peer comparison appears once sector peers report their emissions.

Voluntary retirements

No voluntary retirement names this company as beneficiary yet.

Emissions

How the reported footprint breaks down by scope and year.

tCO₂e, GHG Protocol scopes

Peer benchmark

How Far Eastern New Apparel (Viet Nam) Limited compares with its industry peers on Scope 3.

Peers: companies in the SBTi industry "Textiles, Apparel, Footwear and Luxury Goods", by Scope 3 share of the latest reported footprint.

CompanyScope 3 share%

Far Eastern New Apparel (Viet Nam) LimitedThis companyScope 3 share
JD Sports Fashion Plc97%

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Reported emissions by year

Scope 1
Scope 2
Scope 3

No reported emissions for this company yet

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Scope 3 categories are not itemized yet

Categories appear once a published disclosure splits Scope 3 into the GHG Protocol categories.

Climate targets

What the SBTi listing says about the company's targets.

Status as published by the SBTi

Primary SBTi record: Far Eastern Apparel (Vietnam) Ltd.

Near-term targetValidated Targets

Classification: 1.5°C
Target year: 2034

Net-zero targetCommitment to Set Targets

Net-zero year: Not listed

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Voluntary retirements

Voluntary credits retired for this company on public registries.

Registry records naming the company as beneficiary

No voluntary credit retirements linked to this company

Carbon3 has not found a retirement in the public voluntary carbon market registry data it tracks that names this company as the beneficiary.

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Peer median: 99%Scope 3 boundaries differ between reports, so compare shares with care.

Scope 3 position

No peer median yet

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Disclosure coverage

6 of 6 disclose

6 of 6 named peers report all three scopes, so their Scope 3 share can be compared.

Research summary

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Related projects

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Emerging projects catalog, status as reported by each project

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