Standard set
Still receives gold sustainability certificate
Still has been assessed by the renowned rating agency EcoVadis for ten years now. The four major sustainability areas of "environment", "labor practices and human rights", "fair business practices" and "sustainable procurement" are scrutinized. After very good results in previous years, Still was awarded the gold sustainability certificate for the first time in 2021.
This puts Still among the best of the mechanical engineering companies surveyed worldwide by EcoVadis and sets a high standard for future-oriented, globally active industrial companies. This applies particularly to aspects of environmental protection - here Still is ranked among the top 1 percent of all companies assessed in this sector.
Taking responsibility, shaping the future
Economic action in harmony with ecological and social standards has top priority at Still and forms the basis of all strategic decisions. This includes maximum transparency across the entire value chain, the responsible use of resources from production to disposal, and ensuring and promoting high social and safety standards among suppliers and partners. All of these standards are anchored in the corporate mission statement and are practiced across all divisions and hierarchies. In order to make them as transparent as possible for business partners and customers, Still has its CSR standards reviewed by the independent rating agency EcoVadis. "Being awarded the gold sustainability certificate is a great confirmation of our convictions and our long-standing efforts," says Frank Müller, Senior Vice President Brand Management / Sales & Service Steering Still EMEA. "Particularly in view of the current climate situation, there is no alternative to economic activity that focuses on the long-term protection and conservation of our global resources."
You might also be interested in
5G for smart intralogistics: Still presents findings
The CampusOS research project spent three years investigating the use of open 5G campus networks in industry. As a central industry partner, Still conducted practical tests to determine which network infrastructures are required for autonomous...
read more...Still invests in Hamburg headquarters: 50 million euros for new mechatronics center
On February 19, intralogistics expert Still and Mercurius Industrial Properties officially broke ground for the Still "Centre of Competence Mechatronics" in Hamburg. Still has also announced further site developments in the Hanseatic city: The...
read more...Simulation gains in importance
The use of AGV and AMR systems continues to increase - at the same time, the complexity of planning and operation is growing. Traditional approaches quickly reach their limits.
read more...Smart automated material flow
Albert Eger digitizes its production supply with the AGV LEO flow from Bito-Lagertechnik. The solution automates material transportation even in tight spaces, increases process reliability and reduces the workload of employees.
read more...China's industry undergoing AI transformation
China has launched its 15th five-year plan and is positioning robotics as a central component of its modern industrial system. The aim is to transfer artificial intelligence more strongly into physical applications and thus boost economic growth.
read more...DS Automotion at the Logimat 2026
Planned autonomy with real-time navigation
At LogiMAT 2026, DS Automotion demonstrated the adaptability of its driverless transport systems and autonomous mobile robots. The focus of the trade fair appearance: the new version of the Navios Cockpit 3.0 fleet manager with the Navios route...
read more...Neura Mobile Robots at the Logimat 2026
Cognitive robotics meets transportation expertise
Neura Mobile Robots will be presenting the X MOVE driverless transport platform in combination with the MAiRA cognitive robot from Neura Robotics for the first time at Logimat 2026 in Stuttgart.
read more...Industrial trucks for luxury cars
Optimized logistics for super sports cars
Automobili Lamborghini manufactures exclusive luxury and super sports cars. Founded in 1963 by Ferruccio Lamborghini, the company is still based at its traditional headquarters in Sant'Agata Bolognese.
read more...System integration meets intelligent robotics
Trapo becomes Omron Solution Partner
Trapo is a new Omron Solution Partner. Through this partnership, Trapo is adding mobile robotics (AMR) and intelligent automation technologies to its portfolio.
read more...