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Most Sustainable FMCG / Consumer Goods Companies 2026

57 FMCG / Consumer Goods companies ranked 0–100 on real environmental impact using SINK's open formula.

57
Companies ranked
36
Sector average
53
Sector best (Dr. Bronner's)
Full ranking
1
Dr. Bronner'sMaking progress
53
2
L'Occitane GroupMaking progress
50
3
WeledaMaking progress
49
4
SilentnightMaking progress
49
5
Neal's Yard RemediesMaking progress
47
6
L'OréalMaking progress
46
7
Natura &Co HoldingMaking progress
46
8
ChopardBelow expectations
45
9
ChanelBelow expectations
44
10
HasbroBelow expectations
44
11
Imperial BrandsBelow expectations
44
12
NatracareBelow expectations
43
13
The Estée Lauder CompaniesBelow expectations
42
14
Lush CosmeticsBelow expectations
42
15
General MillsBelow expectations
42
16
British American TobaccoBelow expectations
41
17
Games WorkshopBelow expectations
41
18
LEGOBelow expectations
41
19
Colgate-Palmolive CompanyBelow expectations
41
20
Tom's of MaineBelow expectations
41
21
The Clorox CompanyBelow expectations
41
22
ELEMISBelow expectations
41
23
Faith in NatureBelow expectations
40
24
Wild CosmeticsBelow expectations
40
25
Louis VuittonBelow expectations
39
26
LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis VuittonBelow expectations
38
27
Henkel AG & Co. KGaABelow expectations
38
28
MattelBelow expectations
37
29
Kimberly-ClarkBelow expectations
37
30
Gillette (Procter & Gamble)Below expectations
37
31
Bandai NamcoBelow expectations
37
32
MontblancBelow expectations
36
33
MarsBelow expectations
36
34
Green PeopleBelow expectations
36
35
Christian DiorBelow expectations
35
36
Church & DwightBelow expectations
35
37
Van Cleef & ArpelsBelow expectations
34
38
Reckitt Benckiser Group PLCBelow expectations
34
39
BulgariBelow expectations
32
40
Rentokil InitialBelow expectations
31
41
The Kraft Heinz CompanyBelow expectations
31
42
Method ProductsSignificant gaps
30
43
UnileverSignificant gaps
29
44
Who Gives A CrapSignificant gaps
29
45
Helen of TroySignificant gaps
28
46
Associated British FoodsSignificant gaps
28
47
The Procter & Gamble CompanySignificant gaps
28
48
Spin MasterSignificant gaps
28
49
EcoverSignificant gaps
26
50
CrayolaSignificant gaps
25
51
Liz EarleSignificant gaps
24
52
RavensburgerSignificant gaps
24
53
Haribo GmbH & Co. KGSignificant gaps
23
54
Misto HoldingsSignificant gaps
22
55
Playmobil (Horst Brandstätter Group)Significant gaps
21
56
JellycatSignificant gaps
20
57
The Body ShopSignificant gaps
17
Frequently asked

FMCG / Consumer Goods sustainability, answered.

Which FMCG / Consumer Goods company is the most sustainable?

Dr. Bronner's is the highest-scoring FMCG / Consumer Goods company on SINK with a score of 53/100 (Making progress).

What is the average sustainability score for FMCG / Consumer Goods companies?

The average SINK score across 57 FMCG / Consumer Goods companies is 36/100. The average across all 1023 scored companies is 38/100.

How does SINK rate FMCG / Consumer Goods companies?

SINK scores FMCG / Consumer Goods companies on 10 questions using public data: Scope 1/2/3 carbon footprint, energy source, nature and biodiversity, resource use, water impact, emissions trajectory, science-based targets, transparency, and major controversies. The formula adjusts for the industry's inherent environmental footprint and company scale.

Which FMCG / Consumer Goods company has the worst sustainability score?

The Body Shop has the lowest SINK score among FMCG / Consumer Goods companies at 17/100 (Significant gaps).

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