Grey List.

The list

One sentence covers every row: looked up on the date shown, in every place that applies, and nothing was found. A row marked “no website” is a company for which no website could be found: it was checked in the remaining places.

Everyone else we checked, by what they publish

All 533 companies went through the same check. Those with something to read are graded by AIDI's disclosure tiers, and the list above is the bottom tier. Names are alphabetical within a tier.

T1 · Checked by someone independent 14

An external assurance statement, or a certification or validation the company holds.

T2 · A published report 0

A formal sustainability, ESG, CSR or BRSR report, or a parent's report that covers the company.

T3 · Its own statements only 47

Web pages, policies or a chapter of an annual report, with no formal report and no independent check.

How a company leaves

By publishing something. A report, a policy, a paragraph on its website: any of these, on any of the subjects above. The list is checked again every month, and a company that has published is taken off without having to ask. A company can also send the address of the page to [email protected] and is taken off once the page is confirmed. Leaving costs nothing. Nothing bought from AIDI, or from anyone else, takes a name off this list, and nothing paid keeps a name off it.

What the list does not say

• That a company breaks any law or any standard.
• That its products are worse or its prices unfair.
• That a company graded above grey is sound. A tier says what the company has published and who has checked it, not how it behaves.
• Anything about how a company behaves. It records what the company has published, which here is nothing.

Left the list

How it was checked

The rules were sealed before the list of companies to check was drawn up, and that list was sealed before any company was checked. Candidates are taken whole from four kinds of public source: the AIDI Trust Index, stock-exchange filings, government and trade-association lists, and trade-fair exhibitor lists. From rules grey-v2 every candidate is checked, with or without a website. A program reads the website where there is one and archives every page with its hash; the fixed searches are run once through a search API and archived. Two readers then walk every place that applies, independently. A named reviewer signs the result. Any doubt keeps a company off.

The rules, as sealed · This issue, as data
Earlier issues, as data: 2026-10.

If something here is wrong

Write to [email protected] with the address of the page we missed. A correction is free, is made as soon as the page is confirmed, and is shown on this page as a correction.