Faber raises EcoVadis score to 90 across its pooling businesses

Faber, the parent of IPP, says its EcoVadis sustainability score increased from 86 to 90 out of 100, retaining Platinum status for a sixth consecutive year. The assessment covers the group, including IPP, PAKi Logistics, PRS and vPOOL, rather than IPP alone.

In its 20 October announcement, the company reported improvements across environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. It linked progress to stronger policies, work towards certified sourcing of newly purchased wooden pallets, and validation of its emissions-reduction targets.

The rating assesses sustainability management practices. It should not be read as a product-level certification or proof that every pallet purchase is already FSC- or PEFC-certified. Faber describes the programme as applying across its European operations. Image supplied on the original IPP announcement.