Tetra Pak Wins EcoVadis Platinum Sustainability Rating for the Second Consecutive Year

Tetra Pak has been awarded the EcoVadis Platinum sustainability rating for the second consecutive year, retaining the highest rating in the world's most widely used corporate sustainability assessment. Tetra Pak's overall score rose from 85 points in 2025 to 87 points (out of 100), keeping it in the top 1%1 of the more than 150,000 companies assessed by EcoVadis worldwide. This recognition reflects Tetra Pak's efforts to continuously improve the sustainability performance of its own operations and value chain and to help build a more resilient food system. Today, food producers are facing increasingly severe challenges such as climate change, resource constraints and supply chain disruptions. Tetra Pak is committed to helping customers produce, process, package and distribute food in a more efficient, safer and more sustainable way, living out its corporate mission — committed to ensuring that safe food is available everywhere and protecting what's good — protecting food, protecting people, protecting the planet. The improvement in Tetra Pak's overall score stems mainly from higher scores in assessment areas such as environment, business ethics and sustainable procurement, thanks to a series of measures the company has taken to advance its sustainability agenda and improve relevant disclosures, which have delivered results. In 2025, Tetra Pak further strengthened disclosure in its sustainability reporting, including expanding the scope of disclosure of its sustainable procurement work, introducing more performance indicators, and strengthening due diligence on its supply chain. At the same time, Tetra Pak continued to deepen collaboration with suppliers through its "Join Us, Protect the Planet" global supplier sustainability initiative. At present, a total of 145 suppliers worldwide participate in the initiative, and the procurement spend they represent accounts for the majority of the company's total procurement spend. The program continues to make progress in driving climate action, nature protection, human rights and transparent disclosure across the value chain. As pressures on the global food system intensify, enhancing its resilience has become a core challenge. Being awarded the EcoVadis Platinum rating for the second consecutive year demonstrates the long-term commitment and actions of Tetra Pak's employees, customers, suppliers and other stakeholders to jointly make sustainability a real part of the company's business and value chain practices. It also reinforces our determination to honor our commitments and to help customers strengthen their resilience and achieve steady growth in a changing environment. — Martin Scott, Executive Vice President, Sustainability and Corporate Communications, Tetra Pak