BrewDog achieves B Corp certification

By James McAllister

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BrewDog achieves B Corp certification

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BrewDog has become one of a small number of hospitality business in the UK to achieve certified B Corp status.

Certified B Corp companies are recognised for meeting the 'highest standards of verified social and environmental performance, public transparency, and legal accountability to balance profit and purpose'.

Only a small handful of adjacent business in the UK hold the accolade including foodservice supplier Vegetarian Express; Azzurri Group backer TowerBrook; craft beer companies Stroud Brewery; Big Mamma Group; Toast Ale; food waste platform Winnow; meal kit producer Mindful Chef; and Innocent Drinks.

The announcement comes after more than a year of rigorous assessments across BrewDog's global business.

The brewer said the status is part of its wider commitments to ensure that it is a 'planet first business', following previous news that it had become the world’s first carbon negative beer business through its work double offsetting its emissions.

James Watt, co-founder of BrewDog commented: “After decades of inaction we have a climate crisis on the horizon, and our certification as a B Corp business is another huge part of BrewDog’s commitment to considering the impact of our business decisions on the global community.

"B Corp is the future of business and we are proud to join an aspirational group of businesses like Patagonia and Allbirds in achieving B Corp status.

"Through the certification we have committed to joining the community of business leaders, who want to use their businesses as a ‘force for good’.

"The business landscape is changing so much and the impact of C-19 is only going to accelerate that change. The future of business is B Corp.”

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