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Arkay, which has entered its 102nd year, has once again received the Platinum Recognition Level from EcoVadis—the world’s most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings for global supply chains—placing Arkay in the top 1% of all global respondents in the industry.
Since its founding in 2007, EcoVadis has grown to become the world’s largest and most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings, creating a worldwide network of more than 100,000 rated companies.
“It is rewarding that EcoVadis has acknowledged Arkay’s ongoing ambition to introduce sustainability, diversity, advanced technology, and philanthropy into every phase of our business,” says Arkay CEO Mitchell Kaneff, “further confirmation of the importance Arkay ascribes to being stewards for environment, social, and governance now—and into the foreseeable future!”
Josh Kaneff (L) and Max Kaneff (R), the 4th generation at Arkay, with their father, CEO Mitchell Kaneff (far right). This photo was taken in the Taubman Museum as Mitchell Kaneff revealed the portrait of his late father, Howard Kaneff, his predecessor. It now hangs on the wall, adjacent to a portrait of Max Kaneff, the original founder, in Arkay’s Roanoke facility.
Since its founding in 2007, EcoVadis has grown to become the world’s largest and most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings, creating a worldwide network of more than 100,000 rated companies.
“It is rewarding that EcoVadis has acknowledged Arkay’s ongoing ambition to introduce sustainability, diversity, advanced technology, and philanthropy into every phase of our business,” says Arkay CEO Mitchell Kaneff, “further confirmation of the importance Arkay ascribes to being stewards for environment, social, and governance now—and into the foreseeable future!”
Josh Kaneff (L) and Max Kaneff (R), the 4th generation at Arkay, with their father, CEO Mitchell Kaneff (far right). This photo was taken in the Taubman Museum as Mitchell Kaneff revealed the portrait of his late father, Howard Kaneff, his predecessor. It now hangs on the wall, adjacent to a portrait of Max Kaneff, the original founder, in Arkay’s Roanoke facility.
