Heuver Group publishes second sustainability report

Hardenberg, 6 May 2026 – Heuver Group has published its second sustainability report. In the report, the organisation demonstrates that sustainability is becoming increasingly embedded in its business operations and that clear steps have been taken to measure and improve its own impact. This progress is confirmed by a strong increase in the EcoVadis score in 2025: from 60 to 71 points. As a result, Heuver Group has achieved a silver rating and ranks among the top 15% in its sector.

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From a solid foundation to further professionalisation

The sustainability report for 2025 provided a strong initial foundation. In the 2026 report, Heuver Group shows how this foundation has been further professionalised. The report offers greater insight into objectives, progress and results, making sustainability an increasingly prominent part of day-to-day business operations and decision-making.

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Broader insight into impact through a value chain approach

An important development is the inclusion of Scope 3 CO₂ emissions. This means Heuver Group is not only looking at the emissions of its own organisation, but also at those of suppliers and logistics partners. This provides a more complete picture of the total impact and helps to achieve further reductions together.

Sustainability structurally embedded

At organisational level, Heuver Group has embedded sustainability more firmly in the way the company is managed. In practice, this means that responsibilities have been clearly defined, progress is monitored, and reporting is carried out transparently. Sustainability has therefore gained a permanent place in decision-making and internal management.

In addition, a formal supplier due diligence process has been introduced within the value chain. This means that suppliers are assessed in a fixed and structured way on responsible and sustainable business practices, making sustainability a permanent part of cooperation and procurement.

Anticipating CSRD guidelines

Although Heuver Group is not yet required to report in accordance with the European CSRD guidelines, the organisation is applying them voluntarily. In the 2026 sustainability report, this is explained in an up-to-date and realistic manner, including the impact of postponed legislation.

The CSRD guidelines focus, among other things, on a number of fixed themes: insight into environmental impact, such as CO₂ emissions; attention to people and society. For example working conditions and safety; and good organisational governance. In addition, the guidelines require transparency about objectives, progress and concrete results, as well as clarity on which sustainability themes are most relevant to the organisation.

By already incorporating these elements, Heuver Group is preparing step by step for future obligations and increasing transparency towards customers, employees and partners, while taking into account what is practically feasible.

EcoVadis score confirms progress

Heuver Group achieved a silver EcoVadis rating in 2025. This improvement underlines the steps the organisation is taking to further professionalise its sustainability approach. At the same time, the rating serves as both confirmation and encouragement to continue building greater transparency, improved performance and stronger collaboration within the value chain. With this development as a foundation, Heuver Group has expressed a clear ambition: the next step is a gold Ecovadis rating.

With the 2026 sustainability report, Heuver Group underlines that sustainability is becoming an increasingly integral part of its day-to-day business operations and long-term strategy.