Inx achieves EcoVadis silver medal

The company was one point short of achieving a gold medal, demonstrating improvement in its rating.

For the second consecutive year, Inx International Ink has been awarded an EcoVadis silver medal for 2027, demonstrating improvement in its overall rating. The silver medal status ranks Inx among the top 15 percent of companies assessed by EcoVadis in the past 12 months, and demonstrates how the sustainability program for its worldwide operations has matured and progressed in the last two years.
 
Peter Paul Obijaju, director of ESG for Inx, remarked that achieving an all-time high score of 81 – one point shy of a gold medal – provides greater motivation for next year’s assessment.
 
'Although we fell short of our goal, the progress reflected in this year’s results is a testament to the tremendous effort, collaboration and commitment shown across the organization. These results were due to the strong teamwork, cross-functional coordination and the continued maturity of our understanding and management of these topics,' said Obijaju.
 
'As our knowledge of labor and human rights and sustainable procurement has evolved, we are better positioned to align efforts, strengthen processes and more effectively demonstrate the work already being done throughout our organization,' he continued.
 
Inx is one of over 100,000 international companies that EcoVadis evaluates annually across 200 industry categories, assessing environmental practices, labor and human rights, ethics and sustainable procurement. The environmental sector experienced the largest gains in continuous improvement, achieving a perfect 100 percent score in a majority of the categories and ranking Inx within the top 2 percent of companies assessed worldwide.
 
Sustainable procurement also showed marked improvement in four of the seven measured areas. Obijaju believes these ratings resonate with Inx customers, brand owners and prospective customers who embrace sustainability to keep ahead of consumer demands and changes to the regulatory landscape.
 
Obijaju said: 'Sharing these improvements with our customers and other stakeholders demonstrates we are building a stronger, more sustainable business system. It helps reduce risk across the value chain while creating new opportunities for growth. It also reinforces our commitment to responsible business practices, enhances confidence in our ESG performance, and supports customers’ efforts to meet their own sustainability, compliance and stakeholder expectations.
 
'We have established clear goals and remain firmly committed to achieving them,' he continued. 'Inx continues to make meaningful progress with great determination, focus and enthusiasm, and continuously strengthens sustainability performance and creating long-term value for our stakeholders.'