Trimac has earned the EcoVadis Committed Badge, a globally recognized acknowledgment of the company’s progress in environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance and ongoing efforts to embed responsible and sustainable business practices across its operations.
The Calgary, Alta.-based company achieved an overall score of 46, evaluated through the EcoVadis network, according to a news release. Trimac achieved a score of 51 in environmental performance, exceeding the transportation industry average of 49.5, because of its progress in emissions management and environmental impact mitigation.
A score of 50 in labor and human rights and ethics is closely aligned with sector and broader industry benchmarks.
EcoVadis is a provider of business sustainability ratings, evaluating four categories: environment, labor and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement. The Committed Badge is awarded to organizations that score 45 or higher, indicating “good” performance within the EcoVadis sustainability framework.
“Disclosing through EcoVadis is no small feat — it’s a rigorous, transparent process that helps our customers see the real work behind our sustainability commitments,” Abraham Masri, manager, energy transition and sustainability, said in the release.
