EVERLAM Achieves EcoVadis Bronze Rating

Date: 8 June 2026

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EVERLAM

Date: 8 June 2026

EVERLAM has once again been awarded the EcoVadis Bronze Medal, reaffirming its commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices.

Receiving this recognition for the second consecutive year reflects the continuous efforts, dedication, and collaboration of its teams to reduce environmental impact, strengthen ethical practices, and drive sustainable innovation across its operations.

EVERLAM remains committed to further improving its sustainability performance and creating long-term value for customers, partners, and the environment.

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