Sustainability Summary
- Good On You - Not found
- Ethical Consumer - Locked
- B Corp - Not found
- Trustpilot - 2.4/5 (199 reviews)
- This is an unclaimed profile. BODY SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.
Body Science International, also known as BSc Supplements, sells sports nutrition, protein products, drinks, and sports apparel. Its own site says it focuses on trust, integrity, performance, innovation, and connection, and it highlights HASTA-certified versus batch-tested products for clean sport. Independent sources show a mixed sustainability picture. Trustpilot reviews are weak, and an ethical ratings site flags past advertising issues and higher ESG risk at its parent company, Humble Group. There is not much public detail here about emissions, packaging, labour standards, or formal sustainability reporting, so the overall picture is limited and uneven. Positive Sentiment Found There is some positive third-party sentiment around Body Science, but it is limited. The clearest supportive signal is that Trustpilot shows a 2.4 out of 5 score based on 199 reviews, which is still weak overall but does show a large volume of public feedback. The brand also appears in ethical ratings coverage as a long-running Australian supplements business founded in 1999, and its own site highlights HASTA-certified or batch-tested products for clean sport, which can matter to athletes who want tested supplements. The parent company, Humble Group, is also linked to the Humble Smile Foundation, a non-profit focused on oral health in places with limited dental care. That is a social-impact signal, though it is tied to the parent group rather than a detailed sustainability program for Body Science itself. Common Criticisms: The main negative signal is the low Trustpilot score: Body Science is rated 2.4 out of 5 from 199 reviews, which points to broad customer dissatisfaction rather than a small number of complaints. Independent ethical coverage also raises concerns. It says the company breached advertising codes in 2011, when a complaint about an ad was upheld and the ad was later withdrawn. The same source gives the parent company, Humble Group, a high ESG risk rating of 34.5 from Sustainalytics, which means analysts see major environmental, social, and governance risk in the business model or its management of those risks. It also reports CDP scores of D for climate change and D for water security in 2025, which suggests weak disclosure and limited progress on those issues. Public detail on packaging, labour, and supply chain transparency is also thin.
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BODY SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL Sustainability Actions
BODY SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL Sustainability Commitments
2025
Cut carbon emissions by 25%
Sustainability Tracker says BODYSCIENCE committed to reducing carbon emissions by 25% by 2025. Carbon emissions are the greenhouse gases released when making and moving products. The source does not show a detailed plan, so the exact steps and progress are not publicly clear.
2024
Aim for sustainable operations
Sustainability Tracker says the brand pledged to reach 100% sustainable operations, with a focus on energy, waste, and resource management. This is a broad target, but the public material does not explain how the company measures success or what counts as fully sustainable operations.