The award win, in the corporate responsibility and sustainability (CRS) category, will be officially presented to the Brammer team at a ceremony to be held on 15 September 2015.
Key to Brammer's recognition has been its collaboration with CCE's teams in identifying opportunities for energy and water savings, and its ability to implement solutions which have successfully reduced resource consumption and carbon emissions.
CCE also pointed to Brammer's commitment to reducing its own emissions as a major factor in the award win, with its Europe-wide 35% carbon footprint reduction in 2014 highlighted as a key achievement for the business.
Brammer has partnered with CCE as preferred MRO supplier since September 2009, currently trading with all 17 of the soft drinks giant's European plants – in the UK, Sweden, Norway, France, Belgium and the Netherlands – each of which benefits from its own Brammer Insite.
Over the past six years Brammer has partnered with CCE on its carbon reduction targets, delivering impressive cost savings. To date, more than €3m in validated operational cost savings projects has been achieved across more than 1,000 value-adding projects.
To be considered for the CRS Supplier Award, key partners of CCE are expected to demonstrate their own corporate responsibility and high levels of excellence in sustainability. Across all of its European locations, Brammer applies environmental principles to its work and when making decisions or investments, and always gives careful consideration to any possible environmental impacts. As a valued partner to thousands of manufacturers Europe-wide, Brammer plays an important role in responsible manufacturing by helping customers drive efficiencies and achieve energy savings across production activities.
Brammer's dedication to helping its customers reduce emissions and energy consumption, as well as the company's own efforts at its NDCs, branches and other premises, has been recognised. In notifying Brammer of its success, CCE explained: "We have also been impressed by your response to CCE's carbon expectations and how you are challenging your own carbon footprint of 35% reduction 2014, whilst growing your business, your lowest ever reported ratio."
