Everleaf Drinks Sustainability - SustainabilityTracker.com

What do our labels mean?

Everleaf Drinks presents its sustainability approach around three branches: sourcing, working and giving back. It says it carefully sources plants to support ecosystems and the communities where they grow, with some ingredients linked to causes in Africa and Madagascar and others coming from fully traceable, sustainable supply chains. The company states it is a B Corp, externally certified by B Lab, and says it assesses product and company carbon emissions with Climate Partner. It also says it offsets these emissions through certified forest, mountain and marine projects. Everleaf is a member of 1% for the Planet and supports conservation and charity partners.

About Everleaf Drinks

Status
Unverified

Website
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Employees
5 - 25

Country
United Kingdom

Everleaf Drinks Sustainability Actions

Careful plant sourcing

We carefully source our plants to support the ecosystems and the communities where they grow. This approach ensures not only the highest quality but also the best flavours. For example, some of our ingredients are linked to meaningful causes, like our gum acacia, which supports Africa’s Great Green Corridor, or our vanilla, which helps fund education, conservation, and women’s rights in Madagascar. Others, like our Japanese cherry blossom and Calabrian bergamot, come from fully traceable, sustainable supply chains.

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B Corp certification

We are a B Corp company, meaning we have been externally certified by B Labs as having met rigorous social and environmental standards, representing our commitment to goals outside shareholder profit.

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Carbon emissions assessed

We assess our product and company carbon emissions with Climate Partner, and have offset these through certified forest, mountain and marine projects respectively, making us “carbon neutral”.

Giving through 1% for the Planet

We're members of 1% For The Planet, committed to giving more than 1% of our turnover to charity each year.

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Support for conservation charities

We do this through our partnership with Fauna & Flora, the world’s oldest conservation charity, where Paul used to work as a conservation biologist. We also support Plantlife, the global charity dedicated to the protection and restoration of wild plants and fungi, and SeaTrees who replants marine species to regenerate ocean health. In the UK, we support the on-trade through The Drinks Trust and Equal Measures.

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