SEKO Logistics UK&I lifts EcoVadis sustainability score to 80 from 78

By Public Technologies
  • SEKO Worldwide reported its UK and Ireland unit lifted its EcoVadis sustainability rating to 80/100 from 78 in 2026.
  • The score placed the business in the 94th percentile of rated companies, positioning it 20 points above its industry average.
  • Ethics drove the biggest gain, rising to 73 from 63; Environment increased to 91 from 89; Labour and Human Rights edged up to 78 from 77.
  • Sustainable Procurement slipped to 71 from 73, highlighting supplier-contract clauses, quantitative targets, and supply-chain risk assessment as priorities.
  • The update reiterated emissions reporting across Scope 1, 2, and 3, backed by external assurance; targets include a 50% cut by 2030.


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