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National Post
25-06-2025
- Business
- National Post
Brambles Climbs to No. 3 in TIME Magazine's 2025 list of World's Most Sustainable Companies
Article content ATLANTA — Brambles, a global leader in supply chain and logistics operating through its CHEP brand, has been ranked in the top three most sustainable companies in the world by TIME Magazine. Article content Advancing one spot to third place on a list of 500 companies, Brambles again led its industry category of Transport and Logistics and was one of only two Australian companies to rank in the top 300. Article content 'It is an honor to be recognized among the most sustainable companies in the world by TIME Magazine and is a powerful affirmation of Brambles' sustainability program,' said Juan José Freijo, Chief Sustainability Officer, Brambles. 'It speaks to both the global impact of our circular CHEP business, centered on share and reuse, as well as our deep ambition to go beyond zero impact and build a regenerative supply network that restores our systems.' Article content This is the second edition of TIME Magazine's World's Most Sustainable Companies award, which recognizes leading companies in corporate social responsibility from 36 countries. The joint ranking by TIME and Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform, assessed 5,000 companies based on over 20 key performance indicators, including sustainable business practice, commitments and ratings, reporting standards and transparency, and environmental and social stewardship. The list ultimately awarded the top 500 companies for their transparency and commitment to sustainability goals and initiatives. Article content 'This recognition comes as we accelerate our regenerative vision and marks a new level of ambition as we ready ourselves for the launch of our 2030 sustainability targets in September 2025,' said Freijo. 'We look forward to continued collaboration with our customers, partners and organizations who share our vision to amplify impact and pursue a regenerative future together.' Article content The TIME ranking follows other sustainability recognitions for Brambles this year. The company was ranked No. 4 for its sustainability performance in the 2025 Corporate Knights'Global 100 list of most sustainable companies in the world, leading its industry category and marking its fifth consecutive year of inclusion in the rankings. Brambles was also included in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the 11 th consecutive year, ranking No. 2 in its industry category in 2025. Article content About Brambles Article content Brambles Limited (ASX: BXB) Brambles is a global provider of logistics solutions, connecting the world's supply network through its operations, people and technology. Article content Brambles operates across more than 60 countries primarily through its CHEP brand, harnessing its industry-leading expertise and the unmatched scale of its asset pool of 347 million pallets, crates and containers through a network of more than 750 service centers. Through its regenerative ambition, built on decades of leadership in the circular economy, Brambles has become one of the world's most sustainable companies. Article content Since its origin in 1875, Brambles has been at the forefront of innovation. Today, it continues to invest in the future, developing technologies, digital solutions and partnerships to unlock new value and make the world's supply network more resilient and regenerative. Article content Article content Article content Article content Media contact: Article content Article content Rachel Barclay Article content Article content Article content
Business Wire
25-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Brambles Climbs to No. 3 in TIME Magazine's 2025 list of World's Most Sustainable Companies
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Brambles, a global leader in supply chain and logistics operating through its CHEP brand, has been ranked in the top three most sustainable companies in the world by TIME Magazine. Advancing one spot to third place on a list of 500 companies, Brambles again led its industry category of Transport and Logistics and was one of only two Australian companies to rank in the top 300. 'It is an honor to be recognized among the most sustainable companies in the world by TIME Magazine and is a powerful affirmation of Brambles' sustainability program,' said Juan José Freijo, Chief Sustainability Officer, Brambles. 'It speaks to both the global impact of our circular CHEP business, centered on share and reuse, as well as our deep ambition to go beyond zero impact and build a regenerative supply network that restores our systems.' This is the second edition of TIME Magazine's World's Most Sustainable Companies award, which recognizes leading companies in corporate social responsibility from 36 countries. The joint ranking by TIME and Statista, a global data and business intelligence platform, assessed 5,000 companies based on over 20 key performance indicators, including sustainable business practice, commitments and ratings, reporting standards and transparency, and environmental and social stewardship. The list ultimately awarded the top 500 companies for their transparency and commitment to sustainability goals and initiatives. 'This recognition comes as we accelerate our regenerative vision and marks a new level of ambition as we ready ourselves for the launch of our 2030 sustainability targets in September 2025,' said Freijo. 'We look forward to continued collaboration with our customers, partners and organizations who share our vision to amplify impact and pursue a regenerative future together.' The TIME ranking follows other sustainability recognitions for Brambles this year. The company was ranked No. 4 for its sustainability performance in the 2025 Corporate Knights' Global 100 list of most sustainable companies in the world, leading its industry category and marking its fifth consecutive year of inclusion in the rankings. Brambles was also included in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the 11 th consecutive year, ranking No. 2 in its industry category in 2025. About Brambles Brambles Limited (ASX: BXB) Brambles is a global provider of logistics solutions, connecting the world's supply network through its operations, people and technology. Brambles operates across more than 60 countries primarily through its CHEP brand, harnessing its industry-leading expertise and the unmatched scale of its asset pool of 347 million pallets, crates and containers through a network of more than 750 service centers. Through its regenerative ambition, built on decades of leadership in the circular economy, Brambles has become one of the world's most sustainable companies. Since its origin in 1875, Brambles has been at the forefront of innovation. Today, it continues to invest in the future, developing technologies, digital solutions and partnerships to unlock new value and make the world's supply network more resilient and regenerative. Brambles is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and an ASX50 constituent. The Group employs approximately 13,000 people, with its largest operations in North America and Europe. For further information, please visit
Yahoo
15-04-2025
- General
- Yahoo
FAA issues emergency order grounding New York Helicopter Charter amid deadly Hudson River crash
New York Helicopter Charter, Inc., has been grounded via an emergency order from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) after a helicopter operated by the company crashed in the Hudson River last week, killing a family of five and the pilot. The FAA's decision comes after the helicopter company fired its director of operations following his decision to shut down flights. "The FAA is taking this action in part because after the company's director of operations voluntarily shut down flights, he was fired," the FAA said in a statement. 6 Dead, Including 3 Children, After Helicopter Plummets In Hudson River The FAA also announced it is completing a comprehensive review of the company's operations. "The review, known as a Certificate Holder Evaluation Program (CHEP), determines whether an operator complies with applicable regulation and effectively manages safety, and identifies hazards and risks so the FAA and operator can mitigate them," the agency said. Read On The Fox News App The FAA previously announced that it would continue to support the National Transportation Safety Board's (NTSB) investigation into the crash, while also launching an immediate review of the tour operator's license and safety record "The FAA is already analyzing airplane/helicopter hotspots nationwide, and we will be hosting a helicopter safety panel on April 22 to discuss the findings, risks, and additional mitigation options," the FAA added. "Safety is the FAA's number one priority, and we will not hesitate to act to protect the flying public." The ill-fated New York City tour helicopter – a Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV – came apart midair on Thursday afternoon before falling into the water upside down near the shoreline of Jersey City, New Jersey, killing a Spanish family of five and the aircraft's Navy SEAL veteran pilot. 'Everything Is On The Table' As Ntsb Investigates Deadly Hudson River Tour Helicopter Crash The pilot, as well as Siemens executive Agustin Escobar; his wife, Mercè Camprubí Montal; and their three young children, were pulled from the water by divers and pronounced dead. New York Helicopter Charter's suspension will remain in place until the necessary personnel and safety protocols are in place. The company was also told to surrender its Air Carrier Certificate pending the outcome of the FAA's article source: FAA issues emergency order grounding New York Helicopter Charter amid deadly Hudson River crash
Fox News
15-04-2025
- Business
- Fox News
FAA issues emergency order grounding New York Helicopter Charter amid deadly Hudson River crash
New York Helicopter Charter, Inc., has been grounded via an emergency order from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) after a helicopter operated by the company crashed in the Hudson River last week, killing a family of five and the pilot. The FAA's decision comes after the helicopter company fired its director of operations following his decision to shut down flights. "The FAA is taking this action in part because after the company's director of operations voluntarily shut down flights, he was fired," the FAA said in a statement. The FAA also announced it is completing a comprehensive review of the company's operations. "The review, known as a Certificate Holder Evaluation Program (CHEP), determines whether an operator complies with applicable regulation and effectively manages safety, and identifies hazards and risks so the FAA and operator can mitigate them," the agency said. The FAA previously announced that it would continue to support the National Transportation Safety Board's (NTSB) investigation into the crash, while also launching an immediate review of the tour operator's license and safety record "The FAA is already analyzing airplane/helicopter hotspots nationwide, and we will be hosting a helicopter safety panel on April 22 to discuss the findings, risks, and additional mitigation options," the FAA added. "Safety is the FAA's number one priority, and we will not hesitate to act to protect the flying public." The ill-fated New York City tour helicopter – a Bell 206L-4 LongRanger IV – came apart midair on Thursday afternoon before falling into the water upside down near the shoreline of Jersey City, New Jersey, killing a Spanish family of five and the aircraft's Navy SEAL veteran pilot. The pilot, as well as Siemens executive Agustin Escobar; his wife, Mercè Camprubí Montal; and their three young children, were pulled from the water by divers and pronounced dead. New York Helicopter Charter's suspension will remain in place until the necessary personnel and safety protocols are in place. The company was also told to surrender its Air Carrier Certificate pending the outcome of the FAA's review.
Zawya
11-02-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Fine Hygienic Holding's Jordan factory earns CHEP's Excellence in Sustainability certificate
Amman, Jordan — Fine Hygienic Holding (FHH), one of the world's leading wellness groups and manufacturers of hygienic paper products, has been recognized with CHEP's Excellence in Sustainability Certificate for its factory in Jordan. This accolade underscores FHH's commitment to environmentally conscious practices for a better future. Over the past year, FHH has contributed to the fight against climate change with emission reductions and preventing deforestation. The Group diminished its emissions by a whopping 362,189 kg, which equates to 8 truck trips around the world. It also reduced its waste by 26,266 kg, or about 6 garbage trucks' worth. In the process, the Group saved approximately 60 m3 of wood resources, preserving 58 trees. This environmental certificate reflects the Group's ambitious sustainability targets aimed at driving meaningful changes within the industry and significantly minimizing its environmental impact. FHH continues to align its operations with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), contributing towards a more sustainable future. Osama Abu Al-Ragheb, Supply Chain Director at FHH Jordan, expressed his pride in receiving this certificate stating: 'At Fine Hygienic Holding, sustainability isn't just a goal, it's a responsibility. Our partnership with CHEP has been pivotal in reducing our environmental impact and accelerating our journey towards a more sustainable future. We will continue to innovate and set new sustainability standards in the industry, aligning our efforts with the SDGs and inspiring others to do the same.' It is worth noting that CHEP helps industrial and retail supply chains reduce their environmental footprint through its pallet and container pooling services. In 2023, Fine Hygienic Holdings' factory in the UAE received the CHEP Sustainability certificate, celebrating its excellence in environmental efforts. This year's recognition of Jordan's factory is a testament to the Group's overarching strategy to implement sustainable practices across all its operations in the region, further reinforcing its commitment to a brighter future.
