Amazon Business Enables EU Sellers to Display EcoVadis Sustainability Ratings

EcoVadis and Amazon have launched a new feature on the Amazon Business B2B marketplace allowing sellers to display their EcoVadis medals or badges on their profiles as a searchable criterion for buyers, in response to growing procurement demand for independently verified supply chain sustainability credentials. The feature is currently available in EU Amazon Business stores across the UK, France, Spain, Italy and Germany.

Sellers who have earned Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum EcoVadis medals, or a Committed Badge, can now display these credentials on Amazon Business product pages. Buyers can filter search results to prioritise sellers with independently verified sustainability profiles. EcoVadis provides sustainability ratings for over 150,000 companies, assessing performance across Environment, Labour and Human Rights, Ethics and Sustainable Procurement themes. The new feature is positioned as a direct response to growing buyer demand for supply chain transparency driven by strengthened EU due diligence requirements and mandatory environmental reporting.

The integration of EcoVadis credentials into the Amazon Business marketplace represents a significant expansion of sustainability ratings into mainstream B2B procurement infrastructure. For Indian exporters selling into EU markets through Amazon Business, obtaining an EcoVadis rating and achieving medal status now creates a tangible commercial advantage in reaching EU business buyers with sustainability procurement mandates. As CSDDD due diligence requirements take effect for large EU buyers, the demand for verifiable third-party sustainability assessments of suppliers will increase, making platforms that integrate ratings directly into purchase decision flows increasingly influential.

Amazon Business Senior Certifications Manager Jennifer Carroll said the integration responds to customers' growing focus on sustainable purchasing and enables EU sellers to showcase verified sustainability credentials through EcoVadis medals and badges. EcoVadis co-CEO Pierre-François Thaler said the market is demanding radical transparency and that buyers want to align procurement strategies with corporate values. The feature is expected to expand to additional markets and potentially additional product categories as sustainable procurement standards continue to tighten across corporate and institutional buying programmes globally.

Key figure — Over 150,000 companies rated by EcoVadis