Cold Chain Technologies earns EcoVadis bronze medal

Cold Chain Technologies earns EcoVadis bronze medal

Cold Chain Technologies has received an EcoVadis bronze sustainability medal. The latest assessment follows its largest year-on-year score improvement since joining the programme in 2021, with gains across environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.


Cold Chain Technologies (CCT), a leading global provider of thermal packaging and digital solutions for the life sciences industry, has been awarded a Bronze Medal by EcoVadis following its latest assessment.

The recognition reflects the company’s continued commitment to ESG business practices and follows CCT’s strongest year-on-year improvement since it began participating in the assessment programme in 2021. The result places the company within the top 35% of companies assessed by EcoVadis.

EcoVadis is one of the world’s most widely used provider assessments for sustainability performance, evaluating organisations across four key areas: environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. CCT improved its score across all four assessment categories, reflecting a company-wide effort to strengthen sustainability practices and governance. Within the Sustainability category, CCT was firmly seated in the “Advanced level” with the top 28% of companies in this broad category.

Ranjeet Banerjee, CEO of Cold Chain Technologies, added, “Our EcoVadis result underlines our commitment to making sustainability an integrated part of how we operate and innovate. Achieving improvements across all four assessment categories, together with our highest-ever score increase, reflects the dedication of teams across the business and our commitment to delivering measurable progress for our customers, partners and communities.”

As sustainability becomes an increasingly important consideration across the life sciences supply chain, CCT has announced a commitment to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050 and continues to invest in reusable packaging solutions, lifecycle assessments and independently verified sustainability initiatives. In addition, CCT has made significant efforts in expanding its digital capabilities to provide customers with greater visibility into the environmental impact of their operations.


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