De’Longhi

How ethical is De’Longhi?

De’Longhi is an appliance brand which was founded in 1902 to manufacture small industrial parts and expanded first into making portable heaters, before beginning to produce domestic appliances for food preparation, cooking and cleaning.

De’Longhi has been given a below-benchmark score on The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Kitchen Appliances Ratings Table. Although it has not yet met our ethical benchmark, we hope to see De’Longhi make progress in future.

Read more about the issues facing the Ethical Kitchen Appliances sector and find out which companies have achieved accreditation for their commitment to being ethical and sustainable.

 

In which areas does De’Longhi perform poorly?

Braun is given a bottom score for its Environmental Report, as parent company De’Longhi does have a Sustainability Report 2021 but it does not contain any targets.

Braun gets a middle rating for its Code of Conduct, as it does have a ‘dealing with suppliers’ section but the information relating to child labour is vague, and there are a number of issues left unaddressed. Find out more about how we rate by exploring our ethical criteria.

 

In which areas does De’Longhi score well for its ethics?

 

We found no criticisms of De’Longhi relating to; Nuclear Power, Fossil Fuels, Animal Welfare, Human Rights, Armaments or Political Donations, so it scores well for these criteria.

How can De’Longhi improve its ethical rating?

The below-benchmark score that De’Longhi is awarded is the result of an evaluation of multiple ethical criteria. To reach our minimum benchmark score and qualify for Ethical Accreditation, De’Longhi has some issues to resolve including its poor Environmental Report.

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