Sector rankings

Most Sustainable Retail (non-fashion) Companies 2026

48 Retail (non-fashion) companies ranked 0–100 on real environmental impact using SINK's open formula.

48
Companies ranked
38
Sector average
52
Sector best (Tiffany & Co.)
Full ranking
1
Tiffany & Co.Making progress
52
2
WH SmithMaking progress
52
3
Pets at HomeMaking progress
52
4
Co-operative Group LimitedMaking progress
50
5
John Lewis PartnershipMaking progress
49
6
B&QMaking progress
47
7
ArgosMaking progress
47
8
SelfridgesMaking progress
46
9
Marks & Spencer Group plcMaking progress
46
10
WickesBelow expectations
45
11
ScrewfixBelow expectations
45
12
Travis PerkinsBelow expectations
45
13
J SainsburyBelow expectations
43
14
KingfisherBelow expectations
43
15
CurrysBelow expectations
43
16
HalfordsBelow expectations
43
17
Iceland FoodsBelow expectations
42
18
THEWORKS PLCBelow expectations
42
19
TK MaxxBelow expectations
42
20
Waitrose & PartnersBelow expectations
42
21
HarrodsBelow expectations
41
22
SpecsaversBelow expectations
40
23
Wm Morrison SupermarketsBelow expectations
38
24
TescoBelow expectations
38
25
LidlBelow expectations
38
26
HobbycraftBelow expectations
37
27
BootsBelow expectations
37
28
IKEABelow expectations
36
29
PoundlandBelow expectations
36
30
Aldi Stores Limited (UK subsidiary of ALDI SOUTH Group)Below expectations
35
31
ALDI SOUTH GroupBelow expectations
35
32
Robert DyasBelow expectations
33
33
Superdrug StoresBelow expectations
33
34
Card FactoryBelow expectations
32
35
JD Sports FashionBelow expectations
32
36
Target CorporationBelow expectations
32
37
AsdaBelow expectations
31
38
Whole Foods MarketBelow expectations
31
39
FreshippoSignificant gaps
30
40
WalmartSignificant gaps
30
41
Costco WholesaleSignificant gaps
29
42
Holland & BarrettSignificant gaps
29
43
Ann SummersSignificant gaps
28
44
The Home DepotSignificant gaps
28
45
The Kroger Co.Significant gaps
27
46
Sports Direct (Frasers Group plc)Significant gaps
26
47
Inspirations WholesaleSignificant gaps
23
48
Trader Joe'sSignificant gaps
18
Frequently asked

Retail (non-fashion) sustainability, answered.

Which Retail (non-fashion) company is the most sustainable?

Tiffany & Co. is the highest-scoring Retail (non-fashion) company on SINK with a score of 52/100 (Making progress).

What is the average sustainability score for Retail (non-fashion) companies?

The average SINK score across 48 Retail (non-fashion) companies is 38/100. The average across all 847 scored companies is 38/100.

How does SINK rate Retail (non-fashion) companies?

SINK scores Retail (non-fashion) companies on 10 questions using public data: Scope 1/2/3 carbon footprint, energy source, nature and biodiversity, resource use, water impact, emissions trajectory, science-based targets, transparency, and major controversies. The formula adjusts for the industry's inherent environmental footprint and company scale.

Which Retail (non-fashion) company has the worst sustainability score?

Trader Joe's has the lowest SINK score among Retail (non-fashion) companies at 18/100 (Significant gaps).

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