The Campbell Soup Company got 83.33 of 100 points and took the second place behind Johnson & Johnson in the 2009 Corporate Social Responsibility list by the Reputation Institute and the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship.

In 2008 Campbell was also ranked second — that year the first place gone to Google.

«Campbell has earned its reputation and created brand equity for more than a century. This recognition is a testament to the increased focus we now place on corporate responsibility, governance and creating an extraordinary workplace, and it certainly reflects the trust consumers have placed in the Campbell’s brand through the years. One of our seven areas of strategic focus is on advancing a powerful commitment to sustainability and corporate social responsibility,» said David Stangis, vice president corporate social responsibility.

via Foodbev.com