Frauscher Sensor Technology‘s sustainability strategy is again awarded Gold by EcoVadis in 2022
Sustainability is an integral part of Frauscher’s corporate culture, having a particularly high priority in all areas of the company. With a wide range of initiatives, Frauscher is committed to having a positive influence on sustainability at both regional and global level, aiming to set a good example. For this commitment, the company has now received the gold medal from EcoVadis as an award – for the second time in a row after 2021.
With Gold Medal among the Top Five Percent
EcoVadis, one of the world’s largest organisations in the field of sustainability ratings, surveys of the environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement of tens of thousands of companies from over 200 industries worldwide. The EcoVadis overall rating reflects the quality of a company’s sustainability management system at the time of the assessment. With the gold medal award, Frauscher is placed among the top five percent of all companies assessed with the EcoVadis sustainability rating. The results can be viewed directly via the platform and are thus transparently available to registered members.
“The fact that we have been awarded Gold for the second time in a row shows that Frauscher is on a very good path in terms of sustainability. For us, the award is a confirmation of our achievements, but also an incentive for the future, because the certificate also shows where we can improve further in order to become even more sustainable.”
Throughout this process, Frauscher has not only undergone several tests and certification procedures in the area of sustainability. From working with local suppliers to using 100% green electricity and electric company vehicles, Frauscher has also introduced a number of changes at its Austrian site that make a significant contribution to protecting the environment. As part of the DELACHAUX Group, the topics of safety, ethics, environment, management practices and community are also highlighted annually in the Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility Report from a global perspective.
This article was originally published by Frauscher Sensor Technology.
