Lucart retained its EcoVadis Platinum rating for a fifth consecutive year, achieving 93/100 in the 2026 assessment. The score improved by four points and placed the group in the 99th percentile worldwide.
The assessment awarded 96/100 for environment, 94/100 for labour and human rights, 94/100 for sustainable procurement and 83/100 for ethics.
Environmental performance reflected policies, certifications and measures covering energy efficiency, emissions, water, materials, waste and circularity, including Lucart’s science-based climate commitments.
The people assessment considered safety, training, equal opportunities and employee support. Procurement performance reflected integration of environmental and social criteria into purchasing and supplier management, also supported by the AMFORI-BSCI framework. Ethics covered anti-corruption, information security, data protection and reporting.
CEO Francesco Pasquini said the improved score demonstrated tangible results from sustained work. He also emphasised the assessment’s role in measuring performance, identifying further improvements and integrating sustainability across operations and the value chain.
