Virospack has once again been awarded the Ecovadis Gold Medal in February 2025, reaffirming its position among the top 5% of the world’s highest-rated companies in sustainability. This year, the company has improved its score from 70 to 79 points in the 2024 assessment, further strengthening its commitment to sustainability and corporate responsibility.
Ecovadis is the world’s most recognised sustainability rating agency, evaluating companies on critical aspects such as environmental impact, labour practices and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement. The overall score reflects the quality of a company’s sustainability management system at the time of assessment, and the medal criteria are periodically reviewed.
This certification provides significant added value to Virospack, offering a clear roadmap to leverage its strengths and focus on key sustainability areas to continue progressing. Since its foundation, sustainability has been a core pillar of Virospack’s strategy.
Maria Roig, Sustainability Director, commented: “This achievement recognises the Virospack team’s effort and dedication to sustainability, while also reinforcing our motivation to continue progressing and improving our sustainability strategy.”
Driven by its commitment to sustainability in the packaging and cosmetics industry, Virospack continuously optimises the environmental impact of its processes. In addition to holding certifications that meet the highest standards, the company leads multiple initiatives to reduce Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) emissions, promote the use of renewable electricity and move toward electricity self-sufficiency. It also strengthens the circular economy, fosters relationships with suppliers committed to sustainable practices, and upholds transparency and excellence in labour and human rights.
With this renewed Ecovadis recognition, Virospack reinforces its leadership in the luxury and sustainable packaging industry, consolidating its mission to provide innovative solutions that combine design, functionality, and environmental responsibility.
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