Madrid, 10 January 2020 – COEXPAN DEUTSCHLAND, the Group’s plant located in the city of Bad Kreuznach (Germany) has been awarded the maximum EcoVadis rating, improving on its score of last year. This rating acknowledges the good Corporate Social Responsibility practices of the company in all of its operations. COEXPAN DEUTSCHLAND has gained the prestigious Gold Rating of the
EcoVadis independent certifying programme, which places it above average in the industry and confirms its commitment to all of its stakeholders to carry out its business activities sustainably and based on continuous improvement. This award stands as recognition of the company’s performance and good practices in
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), in the areas of Environment, Labour Practices, Human Rights, and Responsible Supplier and Procurement Management in all of its operations. The assessment carried out by EcoVadis involves an exhaustive analysis of the company’s CSR areas taking into account international standards for sustainable development. From this year onwards EcoVadis calls for two essential pre-requisites for the rating award: continued excellence over the past five years in the area of business ethics and over the past three years in the fields of
Environment, Labour Practices, Human Rights and Sustainable Procurement. COEXPAN DEUTSCHLAND has scored highly favourably in both areas.
In addition, through our internal programme known as ONE SAFETY, Coexpan promotes a healthy and safe working environment, two principles on which great importance is placed in the EcoVadis assessment.
It is also noteworthy that only recently EcoVadis awarded its rating to the Group’s Emsur SPO (France) and Emsur Poland plants.
Commitment to Sustainability
COEXPAN’s commitment to Sustainability is based on promoting the preservation of food and on providing products that optimise the use of natural resources, supporting local communities and encouraging the conservation of the environment. The company’s approach to sustainability focuses on eco-design and the recyclability of its packaging, reaffirming its contribution to the goal of achieving a circular economy model.