Tag: EcoVadis

EcoVadis, the global standard for resilient, sustainable supply chains, once again confirms its position among the most performing French tech companies by joining the French Tech Next40/120 Class of 2026 for the fourth consecutive year. Launched in 2019, the French Tech Next40/120 identifies and supports the most successful French scale-ups each year in their scaling and international development. This seventh cohort marks a turning point in the program’s history: technological excellence and contribution to major economic and societal challenges are now two fully-fledged pillars, alongside financial performance. Among the 120 laureates,…

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Companies in tier 1 supply chains are making progress on climate goals and human rights inside their own operations. Move one tier deeper into the supply chain and that progress stalls.  Four out of five (80%) companies rated by EcoVadis have no documented process for identifying or managing sustainability risks within their own supply chains. Seventy-three percent have no Scope 3 upstream emissions reporting and 77% have no downstream tracking. Only 2% have an external grievance mechanism that workers deeper in the supply chain can actually use to flag human rights…

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The Responsible Health Initiative (RHI), powered by EcoVadis, today announced the launch of a new collaboration with the Energize program, designed and delivered by SE Advisory Services, Schneider Electric’s global consulting practice, to support the decarbonization of global pharmaceutical supply chains.  EcoVadis research shows that, for the average company, supply chain emissions (Scope 3) are 21 times larger than Scopes 1 and 2 combined. Ignoring these emissions could cost companies over $500 billion in annual liabilities globally by 2030. In the healthcare industry, the study reveals that only 6% of…

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The Responsible Health Initiative (RHI), powered by EcoVadis, recently announced the launch of a new collaboration with the Energize program, designed and delivered by SE Advisory Services, Schneider Electric’s global consulting practice, to support the decarbonization of global pharmaceutical supply chains.  EcoVadis research shows that, for the average company, supply chain emissions (Scope 3) are 21 times larger than Scopes 1 and 2 combined. Ignoring these emissions could cost companies over $500 billion in annual liabilities globally by 2030. In the healthcare industry, the study reveals that only 6% of…

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