Making a positive impact:
“The future of doing good business combines an impact model with a business model, rather than seeing social benefit as a philanthropic after-thought to make good on harm done by the business,” says Scott.xx
“As our business grows, our impact grows. With scale, we affect more people, grow our voice, source more ingredients, and use more resources. By assessing and certifying as a B-Corp, we can better measure and improve our impact so that all our stakeholders end up better off,” he adds.
Since its launch, the company has consistently increased its positive impact on society, from using certified humane eggs to contributing 1% of its revenue to non-profits and social enterprises that use food to create economic opportunities.
Further areas where the its B-Corp status will directly influence business decisions include improving environmentally friendly packaging options and post-use recyclability, and developing new products and categories to address societal needs.
Sir Kensington’s innovative ‘Fabanaise’, for example, is a vegan equivalent to mayonnaise which replaces eggs with chickpea water, a commonly discarded and overlooked ingredient.
