EcoVadis in the news

CSRWorks International expands its EcoVadis advisory and training services globally, helping companies improve sustainability performance and assessment readiness.

Companies strive to climb the EcoVadis sustainability rating ladder by meeting evolving ESG standards, with public reports and verified data being crucial for higher tiers.

EcoVadis and Kearney's report reveals that unreliable carbon data, particularly for Scope 3 emissions, leads to underestimated climate risks and significant potential costs for businesses.

EcoVadis's Dexter Galvin highlights the inaccuracy of spend-based carbon data and the necessity of direct supplier measurements and data verification through their platform to meet new regulatory demands.

Niedax, a German group, received an EcoVadis platinum rating for its sustainability efforts, with its main French factory in Béthune producing electrical cable trays.

IDBS earned an EcoVadis Bronze Medal for its sustainability practices, scoring in the top 80th percentile globally.

PECO Pallet achieved an EcoVadis Silver Medal for its 2026 sustainability efforts, reflecting significant improvements in environmental and sustainable procurement practices.

EcoVadis and Kearney's report reveals businesses underestimating Scope 3 emissions due to poor supplier data, risking financial penalties and competitive disadvantage.

Bespak's Holmes Chapel site earned a second Gold EcoVadis sustainability rating, showcasing its strong commitment to environmental and social responsibility.

Aflex Hose, a manufacturer of PTFE-lined hoses, attained EcoVadis Platinum status for its sustainable business practices, ranking in the top 1% globally.

Villeroy & Boch earned its second consecutive EcoVadis Platinum medal, improving its ESG score to 94/100 and placing it in the top 1% of rated companies.

Aerion Group's parent company, Quito, secured an EcoVadis Silver Medal for its robust ESG management system, a significant improvement from its previous Bronze status.

Jungbunzlauer achieved an improved EcoVadis Gold Medal rating, placing it in the top 2% of global companies for sustainability performance.

Jungbunzlauer improved its EcoVadis score to 85 points, placing it in the top 2% globally and earning a Gold Medal for its sustainable practices.

Unilumin received an EcoVadis Silver Medal for sustainability and renewed its AEO Advanced Certification for trade compliance.

Baxter Freight achieved an EcoVadis Committed Badge, signifying its progress in sustainable business practices and setting a goal for a Platinum medal within three years.

Sineng Electric's Wuxi facility earned an EcoVadis silver medal for its sustainability efforts, ranking in the top 13% globally.

Galway-based creative agency Lorg Media secured an EcoVadis Gold Medal, placing it in the top 5% globally for business sustainability, highlighting its operational excellence and commitment to ethical and environmental standards.

ALOM earned its second consecutive EcoVadis Silver sustainability rating, highlighting its commitment to environmental, social, and governance practices within its supply chain operations.

Villeroy & Boch earned its second EcoVadis Platinum Medal with a significantly improved score, demonstrating consistent advancement across all sustainability areas.