SC Johnson is a long-running consumer goods company best known for household and cleaning products, plus items like air fresheners and food storage bags. The third-party material here shows a mixed sustainability picture. On the positive side, DitchCarbon says the company has near-term Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments, which means its climate targets have been checked against a recognised standard. On the negative side, there is no public emissions data shown in the material, and Trustpilot reviews are very poor. Overall, SC Johnson appears to have formal climate goals in place, but public proof of progress and consumer trust look limited in the sources provided. Positive Sentiment Found The strongest positive signal in the material comes from DitchCarbon, which says SC Johnson has near-term Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments and a validated 2030 emissions target. SBTi is a respected framework that checks whether climate targets match climate science, so this is a meaningful sign that the company has formal climate planning in place. DitchCarbon also notes a 2025 near-zero Scope 1 and 2 goal and a 2040 Scope 3 reduction target, which suggests the company has set out a longer-term climate path across its own operations and supply chain. However, the same source also says no reported emissions data is available yet, so the positive picture is about targets rather than proven results. Common Criticisms: The clearest negative signal is consumer feedback on Trustpilot, where SC Johnson’s main review page is rated 1.6 out of 5 from 45 reviews. That is a very weak score and suggests many customers are unhappy with the brand. The review snippets shown are strongly critical, including complaints about pricing and value. The material also shows no reported emissions data on DitchCarbon, which means there is a gap in public climate disclosure in the source provided. DitchCarbon does list climate targets, but it also marks the Scope 3 reduction target as behind target, which suggests progress is not yet on track. Taken together, the public picture is mixed on climate planning and poor on consumer sentiment.
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SC Johnson Sustainability Commitments
2025
Near-zero direct emissions
SC Johnson has a 2025 target to reach near-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions. This means it plans to cut emissions from its own sites, vehicles, and purchased energy to very low levels.
2030
Cut total emissions 62%
SC Johnson has a validated target to reduce total greenhouse gas emissions by 62% by 2030 from a 2019 baseline. The target is described as covering the full supply chain, not just the company’s own operations.
2040
Reduce Scope 3 intensity
SC Johnson has a 2040 target to cut Scope 3 emissions intensity by 50%. Scope 3 covers indirect emissions from suppliers, transport, and other parts of the value chain.