EcoVadis honors KLINGER Schöneberg once again

For the second year in a row, KLINGER Schöneberg has been recognized with the prestigious EcoVadis Gold Medal. This distinction places the company in the 96th percentile, ranking among the top 5% of more than 130,000 companies assessed worldwide. It underscores not only consistent progress but also the lived responsibility of every employee at the company’s site in Graben-Neudorf and Waldems-Esch.

Sustained excellence in key areas

KLINGER Schöneberg has steadily improved its sustainability performance in areas such as ethics, sustainable procurement, and environmental protection. These achievements are the result of systematic policies, long-term goals, and a culture that embeds sustainability into every decision. The company’s approach focuses on reducing negative impacts, minimizing risks, and increasing efficiency across the entire value chain.

Beyond compliance: taking responsibility

To strengthen and professionalize its sustainability strategy, KLINGER Schöneberg works closely with DFGE – Institute for Energy, Ecology and Economy. Their expertise supports the company in measuring, evaluating, and optimizing performance, ensuring that improvements are both measurable and lasting.

KLINGER Schöneberg’s efforts go beyond regulatory requirements. Key initiatives include:

• Comprehensive codes of conduct defining ethical business practices
• Resource efficiency in production and logistics
• Transparent supplier partnerships with a focus on fair working conditions
• A strong corporate culture that engages employees in sustainability initiatives

These measures demonstrate how responsibility is embedded not only in strategy but also in daily operations.

A recognition that inspires

For Marcel Goßmann and his team, the gold award is both recognition of the company's achievements and an incentive to continue moving forward.

"Sustainability is not a one-time project but an ongoing commitment that safeguards the environment, strengthens partnerships, and ensures future readiness."

Marcel Gossmann, Geschäftsleitung