Ariston

How ethical and sustainable is Ariston? 

Ariston is included in The Good Shopping Guide‘s Boilers Ethical Ratings Table. Ariston has not yet upheld our ethical standards, but we are hopeful that in the future, the company will reform in order to do business in a more moral manner. Ariston might raise consumer trust by applying for Ethical Accreditation, which would entail a more thorough investigation and recommendations for ethical development.

More information on the importance of ethical boilers may be found in The Good Shopping Guide’s Guide to Ethical Boilers.

What does Ariston do?

Ariston was established in 1960 in Fabriano, Italy and is owned by Ariston Group Holding N.V. The brand sells a range of Boilers with an aim to provide people all over the world with an extensive range of energy-conscious products. Ariston also has a smart home range where customers can manage their appliances from an app on their phone. You can read more on this here.

For which criteria does Ariston perform poorly? 

Ariston receives low marks for its sustainability report, the report contains evidence of progress being made but does not outline any goals and therefore receives a bottom rating.

In what areas does Ariston score well for its ethics?

Ariston performs well in many areas that The Good Shopping Guide assesses. The brand faces no criticisms for Animal Welfare, Human Rights, Armaments or Political Donations. Ariaton also has no links to any Nuclear or Fossil Fuel issues.

How can Ariston improve its ethical rating?

The Ethical rating of a brand is divided into three categories by The Good Shopping Guide: the Environment, People and Animals. Find out more about how we rate.

Ariston might apply for Ethical Accreditation for more detailed guidance on how to improve. If Ariston released a comprehensive Environmental Report outlining a range of goals to work towards, it may improve its ranking and meet our core ethical benchmark.

Did you know that your company could benefit from Ethical Accreditation? Brands that achieve accreditation are able to display The Good Shopping Guide Ethical Mark and are subject to regular review.

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