Brambles Climbs to No. 3 in TIME Magazine's 2025 list of World's Most Sustainable Companies
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 brambles.com.
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