Release from 12.01.2026
Vienna, January 12, 2026
Constantia Flexibles, the world’s third-largest flexible packaging company, has been recognized for its leadership in environmental transparency and sustainability by CDP, the global environmental non-profit that operates the world’s only independent disclosure system.
As in previous years, the company has earned an A rating for climate change, based on data disclosed through CDP’s annual questionnaire. This top score reflects Constantia Flexibles’ commitment to ambitious climate action and transparent reporting.
Marc Rademacher, EVP Consumer Commercial, Group R&D, and Group Sustainability of Constantia Flexibles, commented: “Achieving an A rating from CDP is a significant milestone for us. It demonstrates that sustainability is not just a commitment but a core part of our business strategy. Transparency and climate action are essential for building trust with our customers and partners, and we will continue to innovate and invest in solutions that drive the future.”
CDP applies a rigorous and independent methodology to evaluate disclosure quality, risk awareness, environmental management, and evidence of best practice. Scores range from A to D-, indicating the level of ambition, target-setting, and action taken by companies. In 2025, more than 22,100 companies disclosed, 877 of them made the Corporate A List―placing us among the top 4% of all companies scored.
Aligned with the TCFD framework, CDP maintains the world’s largest repository of environmental data. Its scoring system is widely used by investors and procurement teams to accelerate progress toward a net-zero, sustainable, and earth-positive global economy. In 2025 alone, 640 investors with $127 trillion in assets requested CDP to collect data on environmental impacts, risks, and opportunities.
Sherry Madera, CEO of CDP, said: “A CDP score is a sign of commitment to high-quality data that enables companies to take earth-positive economic decisions that future-proof their operations, improving access to capital, competitiveness and compliance. Tackling environmental risks head-on will create a more resilient economy and increase companies’ ability to innovate and invest. We look forward to seeing all companies build on their accolade and turn their commitments into meaningful and effective action.”