Delta, Oceanário, and Luso in the Top 3 of the Sustainability Index
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Delta, Oceanário, and Luso in the Top 3 of the Sustainability Index

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 19:49

The consulting firm OnStrategy released the results of the Brand Sustainability (ESG) study in Portugal, which assesses Portuguese perceptions of brands' environmental, social, and governance practices.

Delta Cafés once again led the ranking with 86.7 points, consolidating its position at the top of the classification. Oceanário de Lisboa came in second place with 86.5 points, just 0.2 points behind the leader.

Luso completed the Top 3 of the index with 86.3 points, demonstrating that the three Portuguese brands manage to maintain very close levels of sustainability perceived by consumers.

The OnStrategy study measures Portuguese perceptions of brand performance in terms of sustainability, identifying which companies stand out most in this area in Portugal.

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