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Pretium Packaging Earns EcoVadis Silver Medal

Company received a sustainability score of 78 out of 100 and ranked in the 91st percentile of global organizations.

Pretium Packaging has earned an EcoVadis Silver Medal, receiving a score of 78 out of 100 and ranking in the 91st percentile of organizations assessed globally.

“Our customers need packaging partners that can help them meet today’s performance expectations while navigating evolving sustainability and supply chain requirements,” said James Rooney, CEO of Pretium. “Earning EcoVadis Silver status reinforces the progress Pretium is making to operate responsibly, strengthen accountability and create long-term value for the brands we serve.”

This recognition reflects Pretium’s ongoing efforts to strengthen responsible business practices across our operations and packaging value chain.

A few highlights:

  • Pretium advanced from Bronze to Silver status and now ranks in the 91st percentile of assessed organizations.
  • EcoVadis evaluated Pretium across environment, labor & human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement.
  • The assessment provides independent validation of efforts related to sustainability, responsible sourcing and supply chain accountability.

“For our customers, this EcoVadis rating is more than a sustainability score; it’s an independent signal that Pretium is strengthening the responsible business practices behind the packaging solutions they rely on,” said Lisa Huett, Sustainability & ESG Director for Pretium.

“As brands place greater scrutiny on supplier performance, responsible sourcing, ethics and supply chain transparency, this Silver Medal should give our customers added confidence that Pretium is a packaging partner working to reduce risk, improve accountability and support practical, scalable sustainability progress,” she added.

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