In February 2026, Ravago Building Solutions UK became the UK’s first XPS manufacturer to have its entire Ravatherm XPS X construction product range assessed as conforming with the Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI).
CCPI is an industry‑led initiative developed in the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy and increased scrutiny of the accuracy of construction product information. The framework is widely viewed as essential to rebuilding trust in the sector, requiring manufacturers to provide clear, evidence‑based information backed by documented systems, robust governance and regular review.
Building on our long‑standing relationship with Ravago, TALA supported the business through its five‑year journey to CCPI assessment, alongside the continued delivery of wider strategic communications activity. As part of this work, TALA helped translate a new and evolving industry code into practical, workable internal processes, while also conducting a comprehensive audit of external‑facing materials to ensure compliance.
Joan Ferrer, commercial director (UK and Ireland) for Ravago Building Solutions, said: “We’ve always believed that offering transparent, evidence‑backed product information is simply the right way to operate. CCPI didn’t change that for Ravago, but it has given us an accredited way to demonstrate those values and apply them consistently across the business.
“TALA’s support has been invaluable, helping us turn long‑held principles into practical processes, while also using CCPI as a platform to champion trust, transparency and higher standards across the sector.”
Ravago’s full CCPI assessment represents a significant milestone for the business. TALA is now leading a coordinated communications campaign focused on clearly articulating the benefits of CCPI compliance for architects, specifiers and the wider construction industry.
Beyond compliance, TALA is helping Ravago use CCPI as a catalyst for wider cultural change, championing trust and transparency via thought leadership. Through strategic content and commentary, Ravago is advocating for higher standards across the sector, reinforcing the need for behavioural change rather than box‑ticking compliance.