World’s Most Ethical Companies

June 22nd, 2009

worldsmostethicalco20091Author

Ethisphere

Date

June 2009

Region/Country

Global

Description

Ethisphere has released its 2009 list of the world’s most ethical companies.
This year 99 companies make the list. Twenty companies have been removed and 25 appear for the first time. 44 companies are “three-peats” making the list every year for the last three years.

Key findings

 

 

Sector

Company (Country)

Aerospace/ Defence

Honeywell International (US)

Aerospace Corporation (US)

Harris Corporation (US)

Apparel

Nike (US)

Patagonia (US)

Automotive

BMW (Germany)

Cummins (US)

Johnson Controls (US)

Toyota Motor (Japan)

Banking

HSBC (UK)

Rabobank (Netherlands)

Standard Chartered Bank (UK)

Westpac Banking Corporation (Australia)

Business Services

Accenture (Bermuda)

Pitney Bowes (US)

Dun & Bradstreet (US)

Chemicals

Ecolab (US)

Computer Hardware

Dell (US)

Hewlett-Packard (US)

Ricoh Company (Japan)

Xerox (US)

Oracle (US)

Salesforce.com (US)

Symantec (US)

Consumer Products

Henkel (Germany)

Kao (Japan)

Mattel (US)

SC Johnson & Son (US)

Unilever (UK/Netherlands)

Diversified Industries

General Electric (US)

Electronics and Semiconductors

Freescale Semiconductor (US)

Intel (US)

Texas Instruments (US)

Energy and Utilities

Duke Energy (US)

FPL Group (US)

Sempra Energy (US)

Statkraft (Norway)

Wisconsin Energy (US)

Engineering and Construction

CRH (Ireland)

Fluor (US)

CH2M Hill (US)

Holcim (Switzerland)

Environmental Services and Equipment

Waste Management (US)

Financial Services

American Express (US)

Hartford Financial Services (US)

The Principal Financial Group (US)

Food and Beverage

Danone (France)

General Mills (US)

Kellogg Company (US)

PepsiCo (US)

Stonyfield Farm (US)

Food Service

Sodexo (France)

Food Stores

Safeway (US)

Trader Joe’s (US)

Forestry, Paper, Packaging

International Paper (US)

Stora Enso (Finland)

Svenska Cellulosa (SCA) (Sweden)

Weyerhaeuser (US)

General Retail

Target (US)

Healthcare

Cleveland Clinic (US)

Johns Hopkins Hospital (US)

Premier (US)

Hotels, Travel, Hospitality

Accor (France)

Marriot International (US)

Industrial Manufacturing

Caterpillar (US)

Eaton Corporation (US)

John Deere (US)

Milliken (US)

Rockwell Automation (US)

Insurance

Aflac (US)

Sompo (Japan)

Swiss Re (Switzerland)

Internet

Google (US)

Zappos.com (US)

Media, Publishing, Entertainment

Thomson Reuters (Canada)

Time Warner (US)

Medical Devices

Baxter International (US)

Becton Dickinson (US)

Royal Philips (Netherlands)

Oil and Gas

Flint Hills Resources (US)

Petro-Canada (Canada)

Pharma and Biotech

AstraZeneca (UK/Sweden)

Novartis (Switzerland)

Novo Nordisk (Denmark)

Novozymes (Denmark)

Real Estate

Jones Lang LaSalle (US)

Restaurants and Cafes

McDonald’s (US)

Starbucks (US)

Speciality Retail

Best Buy (US)

Gap (US)

IKEA (Sweden)

Marks & Spencer (UK)

Ten Thousand Villages (US)

Telecom Hardware

Avaya (US)

Cisco Systems (US)

Telecom Services

T-Mobile (US)

Vodafone (UK)

Transportation and Logistics

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan)

UPS (US)

More information

World’s Most Ethical Companies, the full list

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