Craster earns Bronze Medal from EcoVadis

Continuous and effective management of sustainability practices is critical to our business and society. At Craster, we use EcoVadis, a global leader in business sustainability assessments, to rate our performance, identify risks and to understand where we can improve and make a bigger impact across the world.

Ecovadis assessments are based on an internationally recognised methodology that evaluates companies through Policies, Actions, and Results. For Craster, they based their assessments on four key sustainability themes: Environment, Labour & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement. Within these themes, EcoVadis assesses a set of criteria that are tailored to the company’s industry, size, and geographic footprint. Each theme is weighted according to its relevance to the assessed company, and the final score is expressed as a result out of 100, reflecting the overall maturity of sustainability management systems rather than isolated initiatives.

In our latest rating, which was completed on 31/10/2025, Craster earned a Bronze Medal, achieving a score of 63/100 , which places Craster in the top 35% globally.

At Craster, we focus on quality, longevity and craftsmanship in every design. In hospitality environments, durable products can help reduce the need for frequent replacement, which may in turn support more resource-efficient operations for our clients.

One of our recent initiatives is the transition from plastic to paper packaging for all Tilt and Flow frame products. Since August 2024, this shift has removed an estimated 0.75 tonnes of plastic packaging, based on internal calculations with our packaging partner.

Earning a Bronze EcoVadis Medal is an important milestone, but it is not an endpoint. We view this assessment as part of an ongoing process: continuously reviewing our practices, refining our packaging and material use, and strengthening the systems that support responsible business conduct across our organisation and supply chain.

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