Lecta, committed to responsible sourcing

​​Lecta chooses EcoVadis for its supplier certification process.​

As part of our 2030 Sustainability Strategy, Lecta has taken a further step in our track record with EcoVadis​, the world’s most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings. We have just begun a new partnership at the Group level to assess sustainable performance throughout our supply chain.

Through this partnership, we aim to enhance transparency and accoun​​tability in our procurement processes using the strict standards set by EcoVadis’ methodology. Lecta’s suppliers will be evaluated on the four key pillars of sustainable development: environment, labor, business ethics and sustainable procurement. These evaluations will enable us to identify areas for improvement and work closely with our suppliers to drive positive change.

This is essential for our goal of delivering the highest quality products while minimizing our impact on the planet and society, as well as ensuring compliance with European Green Deal objectives, one of Lecta’s main commitments.
more at: https://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Lecta-committed-to-responsible-sourcing.aspx

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