Henkel named one of world’s most ethical companies

Published: 21-Mar-2011
Sustainability Finance

US Ethisphere Institute recognises Henkel for fourth year running


Consumer goods brand owner Henkel has been included in a list of the ‘World’s Most Ethical Companies’ for the fourth year in a row. The Schwarzkopf and Fa owner says that its continued inclusion on the list confirms the company’s strong commitment to social responsibility.

The ‘World’s Most Ethical Companies’ ranking is compiled by the US Ethisphere Institute and names a total of 110 companies, selected from thousands of applicants from over 100 countries and 38 different sectors. Companies were assessed based on business conduct as demonstrated in a range of categories including social engagement, management style and innovation strength.
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