Comar Receives EcoVadis Silver Medal for Sustainability Excellence

Comar, a contract manufacturing partner for healthcare companies worldwide and a leading provider of primary packaging and dispensing products, has been awarded a Silver Medal by EcoVadis. This recognition places Comar among the top 15% of companies assessed by EcoVadis, underscoring its commitment to environmental, social, and ethical responsibility.

Looking ahead, the company remains committed to finding new ways to reduce its environmental impact while delivering high-quality, sustainable solutions for customers.

“At Comar, we believe that progress never stops, and that includes our commitment to sustainability,” said Michael Herron, Director EHS, Comar. “Earning a Silver Medal is a testament to our ongoing efforts to minimize our environmental footprint, uphold ethical standards, and create positive social impact. We are incredibly proud of this achievement and remain focused on driving continuous improvement in everything we do.”

Comar has integrated sustainability into its business strategy through a variety of initiatives, including:

• Eco-conscious Manufacturing: Reducing energy consumption, optimizing material usage, and increasing the availability of PCR products in its portfolio.
• Sustainable Product Innovation: Designing packaging and medical solutions that align with circular economy principles.
• Ethical and Responsible Sourcing: Partnering with suppliers who share Comar’s commitment to sustainability and fair labor practices.
• Corporate Social Responsibility: Supporting employees and community causes through volunteerism and charitable giving.

“As our customers increasingly seek responsible partners, we are proud to demonstrate that Comar is taking meaningful action to advance sustainability,” added Brian Larkin, President & CEO, Comar.

The EcoVadis assessment evaluates 21 sustainability criteria across four core themes: Environment, Labor & Human Rights, Ethics, and Sustainable Procurement. EcoVadis has rated more than 130,000 companies globally.