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International sustainability award for Milton Keynes firm
Milton Keynes warehouse and industrial impact protection equipment specialist Brandsafe has achieved a prestigious international award for its commitment to sustainability.
The EcoVadis rating agency has awarded bronze status to Brandsafe in a move that sees the company continue to strengthen its position as a leader when it comes to developing and supplying sustainable industrial workplace safety solutions.
This is the first time that Stonebridge-based Brandsafe, which provides Armco barriers, pedestrian handrails, column protectors, bollards, speed bumps and traffic delineators among other products to improve safety and security at warehouse and logistics centres, has been assessed by EcoVadis.
US-based EcoVadis is a provider of universal sustainability ratings, with more than 75,000 companies from over 200 industries taking part and committing to ensuring responsible sourcing throughout the supply chain. The assessment covers a range of CSR topics including environmental impact, labour and human rights and ethics.
Across all categories, Brandsafe demonstrates a good sustainability management system and performs in advance of others in its industry sector.
Susy Keating, managing director of Brandsafe, said: “This is fantastic news and we are extremely proud to achieve such a prestigious award. This is a strong endorsement of our ongoing environmental commitments and focus on the sustainability we bring to our products and solutions.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Brandsafe .
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