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The 2013 World’s Most Ethical Companies (Ethisphere)

by Richard Matthews
May 24, 2013
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Every year, the Ethisphere Institute reveals its annual World’s Most Ethical (WME) companies list. The companies on the WME list “truly go beyond making statements about doing business “ethically” and translate those words into action.” WME honorees not only promote ethical business standards and practices internally, they exceed legal compliance minimums and shape future industry standards by introducing best practices today. In 2013, a record 145 companies made the list, which includes more than three dozen industries, from aerospace to wind power, with 43 of the WME winners headquartered outside the US.

Since the list’s inception, 23 companies have made the list all six years including: Aflac, American Express, Fluor, General Electric, Milliken & Company, Patagonia, Rabobank and Starbucks, among others.

Here is the WME list for 2013:

Company Industry Country
ABB Asea Brown Boveri Ltd electrical equipment Switzerland
Accenture business services Ireland
Adobe Systems Incorporated computer software USA
AECOM engineering and design USA
Aflac Inc. insurance: health USA
Alcoa metals and mining USA
All Good Organics food and beverage New Zealand
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company energy: oil USA
American Express financial services USA
Applied Materials electronics USA
ARAMARK food service USA
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. insurance: brokerage USA
Atlas Copco AB industrial manufacturing Sweden
Autoridad del Canal de Panama transportation and logistics Panama
Baptist Health South Florida healthcare services USA
Becton Dickinson medical devices USA
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina insurance: health USA
Blue Shield of California insurance: health USA
Capgemini business services France
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield insurance: health USA
CH2M HILL engineering and design USA
Cisco Systems telecommunications equipment USA
Cleveland Clinic healthcare services USA
Colgate-Palmolive Company consumer products USA
Coloplast A/S medical devices Denmark
Concurrent Technologies Corporation professional, scientific and technical services USA
CRH plc construction Ireland
Cummins Inc. automotive USA
CUNA Mutual Group insurance: property and casualty USA
Deere & Company industrial manufacturing USA
Delphi automotive USA
Dun & Bradstreet business services USA
Eaton Corporation industrial manufacturing USA
eBay internet USA
Ecolab chemicals USA
EDP Energias de Portugal energy and utilities: electric Portugal
Encana Corporation energy and utilites: natural gas Canada
ENMAX Corporation energy and utilities: electric Canada
Ethical Fruit Company Ltd agriculture UK
Fluor Corporation engineering and design USA
Ford Motor Company automotive USA
Gap Inc apparel USA
Gemological Institute of America (GIA) professional, scientific and technical services USA
General Electric Company diversified industries USA
Granite Construction Inc construction USA
H & M Hennes & Mauritz AB apparel Sweden
H.B. Fuller chemicals USA
Hasbro consumer products USA
Henkel AG consumer products Germany
Henry Schein medical devices USA
Hitachi Data Systems computer hardware USA
Holland America Line leisure and hospitality USA
Honeywell International Inc. industrial manufacturing USA
Hospital Corporation of America healthcare services USA
illycaffè consumer products Italy
Intel Corporation computer hardware USA
International Paper forestry, paper and packaging USA
Johnson Controls, Inc. automotive USA
Jones Lang LaSalle Inc real estate USA
Juniper Networks telecommunications equipment USA
Kao Corporation consumer products Japan
Kellogg Company food and beverage USA
Kennametal Inc. industrial manufacturing USA
Kimberly-Clark Corporation consumer products USA
L’ORÉAL health and beauty France
ManpowerGroup staffing services USA
Marks and Spencer retail-general UK
Marriott International, Inc. leisure and hospitality USA
Mattel consumer products USA
Microsoft Corporation computer software USA
Milliken & Company industrial manufacturing USA
National Australia Bank banking Australia
National Grid energy and utilities: electric UK/USA
Natura Cosméticos health and beauty Brazil
NextEra Energy energy and utilities: electric USA
Nippon Yusen Kaisha transportation and logistics Japan
NiSource Inc. energy and utilites: natural gas USA
Noblis professional, scientific and technical services USA
Northumbrian Water Group energy and utlities: water UK
Novation healthcare services USA
NYSE Euronext financial services USA/Netherlands
OfficeMax retail-specialty USA
Old National Bank banking USA
Parsons Corporation engineering and design USA
Paychex, Inc. business services USA
PepsiCo food and beverage USA
Petco Animal Supplies retail-specialty USA
Portugal Telecom telecommunications services Portugal
Premie, Inc healthcare services USA
Premier Farnell plc electronics UK
Realogy Corporation real estate USA
Ricoh consumer electronics Japan
Robert Half International staffing services USA
Rockwell Automation electronics USA
Rockwell Collins aerospace and defense USA
Safeway Inc. retail- food stores USA
salesforce.com business services USA
Salesforce.com computer software USA
SCA – Svenska Cellulosa AB consumer products Sweden
Schneider Electric electrical equipment France
Seabourn leisure and hospitality USA
Sempra Energy energy and utilites: natural gas USA
Sharp HealthCare healthcare services USA
Shiseido Company, Limited health and beauty Japan
SingTel telecommunications services Singapore
Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. insurance: property and casualty Japan
SONAE retail- food stores Portugal
Spectra Energy Corp energy and utilites: natural gas USA
Starbucks Coffee Company restaurants and cafes USA
Stora Enso forestry, paper and packaging Finland
Swiss Re insurance: reinsurance Switzerland
Symantec Corporation computer software USA
T-Mobile USA telecommunications services USA
Target retail-general USA
Tata Steel Ltd metals and mining India
Ten Thousand Villages retail-specialty USA
Teradata Corporation computer software USA
Texas Instruments consumer electronics USA
The Aerospace Corporation aerospace and defense USA
The Co-operative Group retail- food stores UK
The Mosaic Company chemicals USA
The Nature Conservancy environmental services USA
The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies insurance: property and casualty USA
The Rezidor Hotel Group leisure and hospitality Germany
The Sherwin-William Company chemicals USA
The Timken Company industrial manufacturing USA
Thomson Reuters media US/UK
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans financial services USA
Time Warner Inc. media USA
TSYS financial services USA
Unibail-Rodamco real estate France
UPS transportation and logistics USA
Visa Inc. financial services USA
Waste Management environmental services USA
Westpac Banking Corporation banking Australia
Weyerhaeuser Company forestry, paper and packaging USA
Whole Foods Market, Inc. retail- food stores USA
William E. Connor & Associates Ltd. business services Hong Kong
Wipro Ltd computer software India
Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation insurance: health USA
Xerox Corporation consumer electronics USA

Source: Ethisphere

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