EcoVadis Awards Hebron the Bronze Medal
Hebron has been awarded the Bronze Medal in the EcoVadis assessment after achieving a score of 70 out of 100. This result places the company in the top 35% of companies evaluated worldwide and in the 81st percentile, reflecting a strong performance in sustainability.
2026 marks the first year in which the company has undergone this evaluation process, further reinforcing its commitment to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices. The company also plans to maintain this evaluation over the next two years.
Recognition of Commitment to Sustainability
This achievement has been made possible thanks to the implementation of various sustainability-focused initiatives and policies, including:
- The development of environmental policies and the definition of quantitative targets in key areas such as energy, water, and waste management.
- The implementation of environmental management measures, including obtaining ISO 14001 certification.
- Alignment with international initiatives such as the United Nations Global Compact.
Additionally, the company has promoted concrete actions across different areas, such as the installation of solar panels in 2024, the implementation of emission treatment systems (RTO) for gas retention, and the development of social initiatives such as an equality plan led by the Human Resources department.
Continuous Improvement and Next Steps
The EcoVadis evaluation process not only recognizes current performance but also provides a detailed analysis with opportunities for improvement. In this regard, Hebron will continue working on new initiatives throughout 2026, prioritizing those with the greatest impact, such as integrating sustainability objectives into corporate KPIs.
With this first recognition, Hebron takes a firm step forward in its sustainability strategy, reaffirming its commitment to continuous improvement and the creation of responsible value for all its stakeholders.
What is EcoVadis?
EcoVadis is an internationally recognized independent organization that evaluates companies’ sustainability performance based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria.