EcoVadis selected by Railsponsible, new railway industry initiative to drive sustainability throughout the supply chain.

EcoVadis updates its Index Online, now with data derived from assessments conducted throughout 2024 on companies with 25 or more employees.

While VSME remains voluntary, the Omnibus proposal recommends the standard as a go-to framework to ensure SMEs stay prepared for evolving regulations and shifting market expectations.

Sustain 2025 spotlighted sustainable procurement, compliance readiness and scope 3 innovation as keys to resilient business in a time of global uncertainty. Read the blog for event highlights.

The Science Based Targets initiative has released a significant update to its Corporate Net-Zero Standard, further empowering companies to accelerate their decarbonization journeys.

While the EU takes a hard turn on its sustainability regulations, companies must maintain a strategic vision and focus on long-term resilience rather than short-term relief.

Trump’s tariffs are disrupting supply chains — shifting suppliers without ESG visibility can expose US companies to costly risks. Learn how to manage uncertainty with better supplier intelligence.

The European Commission introduced its hotly anticipated Omnibus Simplification Package amid EU deregulation push.

This article highlights why primary emissions data is the key missing piece in the scope 3 puzzle – and why empowering suppliers to report this data can transform your decarbonization efforts.

As the end of 2024 approaches, the European Union’s (EU) Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is set to usher in a new era of corporate transparency, impacting companies outside the EU.

In 2024, EcoVadis ramped up its efforts to enhance living wage disclosure across global supply chains.

How are sustainability regulations impacting the Asia-Pacific region and what new regulatory initiatives are in the pipeline?

Are North American companies prepared to drive Scope 3 action? Discover how 3,000 companies are progressing on target-setting, emissions reporting and decarbonization efforts.

Celebrating progress that takes years to show.

The Sixteenth Conference of the Parties (COP 16) to the Convention on Biological Diversity has provided a unique platform to showcase commitment in halting and reversing biodiversity loss.

As COP16 wraps up, the urgent need for business action on biodiversity loss, alongside climate change, takes center stage.

We look at how roughly 9,000 US companies with EcoVadis ratings measure up against our benchmarks and peers in North America and Europe.

Time is running out for global businesses to accelerate climate action and build low-carbon value chains. The 2024 Carbon Action Report analyzes progress made by companies in the EcoVadis network.

The new CBAM enhancement for the Carbon Action Manager helps companies seamlessly identify, assess, collect, collaborate, report and improve their carbon-related data across their supplier networks

Introducing the Carbon Estimator, a powerful addition to the Carbon Action Manager (CAM) that enhances how enterprise companies and their suppliers engage in decarbonization.

Importers into the EU of carbon-intensive goods have to report emissions embedded in their products, putting additional strains on industrial supply chains.