Ecovadis Medals 2025 In. Konica Minolta earns GOLD Level Recognition Medal in EcoVadis Sustainability Ratings for 4th Key changes included shifting percentile thresholds from the previous 50% to 35%, introducing dynamic thresholds, raising the minimum score for sustainable procurement from 25 to 30, updating findings for large companies, and launching new badges such as the "Committed Badge" (minimum score of 45) and the "Fast. The assessment evaluates companies' performance in Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement.
EcoVadis Silver medal for Phinest Insight from www.phinest.be
EcoVadis medals and badges recognize eligible companies that have completed the EcoVadis assessment process, and compared to other assessed companies, have demonstrated a strong management system that addresses sustainability criteria, as outlined in the EcoVadis. PREVIOUS ARTICLE Zekelman Industries Announces Key Leadership Changes to Guide Company's Future Success, Innovation, and Expansion March 17, 2025.
EcoVadis Silver medal for Phinest Insight
PREVIOUS ARTICLE Zekelman Industries Announces Key Leadership Changes to Guide Company's Future Success, Innovation, and Expansion March 17, 2025. PREVIOUS ARTICLE Zekelman Industries Announces Key Leadership Changes to Guide Company's Future Success, Innovation, and Expansion March 17, 2025. The EcoVadis Sustainability Achievement Awards celebrate excellence and recognize the outstanding performance of companies in their relationship with trading partners around the globe
iGuzzini is awarded the EcoVadis Gold Medal. An EcoVadis medal or badge is an acknowledgement of achievement relative to other assessed companies. The assessment evaluates companies' performance in Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement.
Arania obtains the EcoVadis silver medal. The EcoVadis Sustainability Achievement Awards celebrate excellence and recognize the outstanding performance of companies in their relationship with trading partners around the globe Key changes included shifting percentile thresholds from the previous 50% to 35%, introducing dynamic thresholds, raising the minimum score for sustainable procurement from 25 to 30, updating findings for large companies, and launching new badges such as the "Committed Badge" (minimum score of 45) and the "Fast.